Sentence examples for fundamentally creating from inspiring English sources
Cyrillic domains are just the first step toward fundamentally creating a separate and fully controlled 'territory' in the global network.
"Today's workers are no less hard-working, no less deserving, but unfortunately public policy has turned against the two institutions that fundamentally created the middle class: government and the labor movement".
But both fundamentally create new things using tools and the natural materials around them.
"They have fundamentally created technology that replaces pen and paper systems for restaurants that don't take reservations".
Arguing that this system fundamentally creates a growing group of second-class American subjects through an ill-determined relationship between "citizen" and "state," the authors argue that each stage of American criminal justice disempowers its constituents and defies America's core democratic values.
Deeper into the Reddit and subreddit conversation threads (it has already popped up on /r/creepy and others), questions of autonomous creativity and the definition of 'creator' arises; if a computer 'made' the image, but the computer was in turn made by a human and programmed by a human, ergo was the image fundamentally created by a human?
His agenda is not, fundamentally, about creating jobs or protecting programs that benefit everyone, including whites; it's about creating purported enemies and then attacking them.
Engineering is fundamentally about creating things—and the possibilities are endless.
"Internet of things" is fundamentally about creating an ecosystem of internet-connected things, which ultimately will have implications in terms of future commerce experiences.
Hans is interested in what he describes as the four key roles of the curator: preservation, selection, contributing to art history, and exhibition and feels that curation is fundamentally about creating 'junctures' and expanding the definition of art.
