Sentence examples for how it created from inspiring English sources
From the point of view of the Met, perhaps the greatest folly of the whole foolish affair was how it created a point of commonality between a 57-year-old, Rugby-educated Tory MP and a teenage boy from Brixton.
So when the documentary producer asked me about that game, I just gushed; I talked about how it was being used in schools to help teach kids everything from physics to architecture, but most of all I talked about how it created a safe and creative space for a lot of children who may struggle to find safe and creative spaces elsewhere.
In November the site was criticized for how it created shadow profiles of people who are not even users.
"We're big fans of Pixar and how it created movies aimed at the whole family," says Smith, who has gained a reputation as a quirky and creative character, and is sometimes described as the Willy Wonka of London's tech scene.
In applying the MGF in the post-intervention analysis, the managers saw the governance dimension of this work on relationships: how it created opportunities for staff to work together effectively to support programme delivery.
Great technology can help, but the business model how a company makes money, how it creates its offering, where it sells its offering and so on is the hidden secret of many disruptive success stories.
But what sets it apart is the way it presents its furniture into collections, and how it creates stories around items it has for sale.
Democracy The democracy in India makes it easier for individuals in Europe and America to understand its government and become comfortable with how it creates policy.
It's better than nursing a murderous grudge, and hard to see how it creates ill will.
When asked about how it creates games, John Schappert, Zynga's chief operating officer, said he did not think of Zynga as a clone maker, but as an innovator.
"We feel – sincerely – that Edinburgh should lead the world in exploring what film curation is, how it creates mood, audience, loyalty, appetite, expectation, taste, knowledge and joy.
