Sentence examples for if it creates from inspiring English sources

It exists on its own terms, as if it creates its own universe.

"The town feels fortunate to have a meatpacking plant," Mark Grey says, "even if it creates its own set of problems".

"If it creates a good argument, that's all the better".

"I don't know if it creates any kind of problem.

That should at least correct one pro-private bias, even if it creates other funding problems.

But we won't keep even those small numbers in Seoul if it creates a problem".

Mr Leon thinks it can woo black voters only if it creates a sturdy presence in predominantly black areas.

John Anderson, the resource council president, said his group prefers competition, but only if it creates true markets.

But strife has many origins, he said: "If it creates instability, chaos, conflict and war, that has national security implications".

It is all impressive, even if it creates the odd sense that we are watching a double Ariel.

Some authors, like Rowe and Kahn (1997: 434), apply a broader definition, by labelling an activity as productive 'if it creates societal value, whether or not it is reimbursed'.