Sentence examples for issues to create from inspiring English sources

But great cities, in the end, are defined by their ability to move past politics and local issues to create the unexpected.

Project: Issue-Based Campaign Materials or Strategy Project: Debate Students survey one another on the issues that matter to them, then research one or more of these issues to create campaign materials like buttons, advertising, brochures or posters around it.

"[Technologists] are still working out all the issues to create a seamless virtuality – so you don't go into that uncanny valley where you become aware that it's artificial," Wosk explains.

"The visit is a terrific opportunity for the United States to root itself in the region, to get some traction on the issues to create a privileged position for us as we go forward," said Mr. Wisner, who is now in private industry.

"One factor present in nearly every story is that of gender inequality, which intersects with other issues to create new forms of social exclusion," said the report, which is based on the views of 1,420 people in 56 communities in Bolivia, Philippines, Uganda and Zimbabwe.

A comprehensive approach is needed, requiring the solving of nine fundamental issues to create the most efficient markets.

Drug companies have been accused of stoking the issue to create new markets.

Clip articles, pictures, and charts that represent your perspective on the issue to create a collage.

The same month a group of small Italian water utilities pooled debt they had issued to create a security to be sold to big financial institutions.

The proposal they issued to create a larger number of new civil servant positions so that the research system could absorb them is controversial.

Allyship exemplifies how people who are arbitrarily privileged, work adamantly to align themselves with an issue, or people impacted by an issue to create meaningful, and deliberate change.