Sentence examples for how we are creating from inspiring English sources

"My job is a good example of how we are creating new opportunities," says the council's Lidderdale, who worked for EMEC between 2012 and 2016.

Powerful novels demand that we slow down and process how we are creating and destroying in our lives.

It was important for me to see how we are communicating and how we are creating bonds and what is changing neurochemically through these devices".

Even the winners can be victims of competition, said Denise Clark Pope, the author of "Doing School: How We Are Creating a Generation of Stressed Out, Materialistic and Miseducated Students". "When learning becomes about competing with your peers to get ahead, what gets learned is how to compete and not how to learn," said Dr. Pope, a lecturer at Stanford University's school of education.

The group was formed four years ago by Denise Pope, a lecturer at the Stanford University School of Education and author of the book, "Doing School: How We Are Creating a Generation of Stressed Out, Materialistic and Miseducated Students" (Yale University Press, 2001).

With attachment theory, we see a parallel in how we are created by God for reciprocating relationships.

It's pretty clear that at the very least there's an opportunity to rethink how we're creating and conveying and formatting news content natively for mobile consumption.

As we celebrate Black History Month, we'd like to show how we're creating a culture of inclusivity, understanding and support for individuals of all backgrounds.

So you see how we're creating the network--individuals, private sector, now among fusion centers and the law enforcement community.

As we were initially sampling sounds I saw a parallel in the collage ideas to how we were creating our music at the time, so creating the artwork for our own music seemed to give us more control.

And speaking of privilege: Being truly present to how we're creating our lives requires us to question how some activities come to be "rich people mostly" or "slender people mostly" or "white people mostly" or "young people mostly".