Sentence examples for is actually created from inspiring English sources

To pay the right amount in taxation, you need to determine where the profit is actually created.

Law clerkships in legislatures and other legislative apprenticeships are important steps toward a profession better trained in how the law is actually created and practiced.

The ball never seems to get to the players it should, the shots seem to go up before a quality opening is actually created and the team as a whole stumbles into an alarming number of miscues.

In fact, because the sets look a bit shabby, the costumes a bit slapdash, and the wigs (sweet Judy Garland's ghost, the wigs!) are a fright, it seems like this remake is actually created by one of those shadow casts.

The lady in question, star of the 1989 Off-Broadway play "The Lady in Question," is actually created and inhabited by the inimitable Charles Busch, actor, playwright ("Vampire Lesbians of Sodom," "Tale of the Allergist's Wife"), novelist, screenwriter and director.

I found this intriguing, but wondered if 1) there were any other similar exercises that demonstrate this lost time or missing perception; and 2) if our brain fills in lingering gaps in perception, do we have any idea of how much of this "time" is actually created?

"What we want to do is actually create the virtual surgeon.

The not-so-obvious short answer is that the overall warming of the atmosphere is actually creating cold-weather extremes.

Does this mean that technology meant to enhance communication is actually creating a way to delineate our affections, to define a hierarchy of relationships?

Thus, partial retirement is actually creating incentives to advance retirement.

Along the Upper Texas coast, public policy intended to protect and make life more viable is actually creating "moral hazards" and escalating the financial burdens on government.