Sentence examples for is beginning to create from inspiring English sources

Just as Japanese used to create new words out of Chinese freely and autonomously, so now it is beginning to create a homemade English.

There are now rumblings in the City that such top-level management uncertainty at a difficult time is beginning to create problems.

In fact, his solid play of late, particularly in light of his injury, is beginning to create the feeling in the locker room and on the coaching staff that the more Rice plays, the better the Knicks are.

The on-line art and collectibles market is beginning to create a comparable trading mechanism.

A global arms race is underway, and is beginning to create a layering of technologies I like to call the experience stack.

"It sounds as if the government is beginning to create a loophole," Andrew Dobson, a Princeton University ecologist who has opposed the road project in the past, wrote in an e-mail.

One thing "Pitch Black" can't do is begin to create the engulfing sense of total darkness that its title promises.

Some individual agents are beginning to create floor plans to distinguish themselves from the competition.

6. (C) Beyond monetary costs, the Olympics are beginning to create critical resource costs.

The observations are beginning to create a much more complex portrait of wolves.

That's where corporations like Puerto Escondido Habitat are beginning to create oceanfront developments with names like La Foresta and Los Naranjos.