Sentence examples for ironically creates from inspiring English sources

Tanaka's retirement, ironically, creates an opportunity for the ruling party to gain a seat in the next election.

Without denying the Jews' and Palestinians' sense of victimhood, perpetuating their conflict ironically creates new generations of victims, robbing them of their future only because their elders want to cling to the past.

While it can seem a little risky and even counterintuitive, allowing more freedom for mistakes to be made ironically creates the conditions for fewer errors to occur, and more fun and productivity to take place.

The tools that remain form tapestries of ancient iron and wood that ironically create the stark visual impact of modern art.

The success of the Tanzimat reformers, ironically, created a systemic weakness as centralization removed the checks on the power of the sultan.

In Greece, the eventual shift toward proportional representation could be an unexpected gift for the liberal opposition, ironically creating an early incentive for moderation and coalition-building.

Ironically, creating a larger government role in sponsoring and subsidizing health insurance could result in a more competitive market for providing services.

To the contrary, its threats of a trade war seem to be fraying US relations with South Korea – ironically, creating political space for North Korea to maneuver between enemies.

Many of these evicted New Yorkers instead crammed into other low-income areas like Harlem and parts of the Bronx, deepening the rift of segregation and, ironically, creating new slums in a different part of the city.

Mechanized medicine may seem horrifying to many people, but a medical community where computers perform many of the diagnoses may free doctors up to do what only they can do--talk to and care for their patients--thus, ironically, creating a more compassionate medical environment.

Because the focus of this praxial work is both understanding and action, it is somewhat ironically creating its own internal dialectical complexity through the interrelational tension between abstract interpretation and concrete engagement.