Sentence examples for may create as from inspiring English sources

Broad-scale farming activity may create as well as destroy scrublands.

The company estimates that it will cost $1 billion to build a charging network in the Bay Area that may create as many as half a million charging stations.

MiRNAs are key regulators of gene expression; therefore, SNPs in the seed sites of miRNA targets may create, as well as destroy, miRNA binding sites, and further affect phenotypes and disease susceptibility [ 8].

Polymorphism in a 3′UTR of a gene may create as well as destroy a miRNA-binding site and thus play a role similar to a SNP located within a miRNA seed region.

Yasuda says that turning to large-scale, industrial agriculture may create as many problems as it solves.

As they sift through the details of the bills being proposed, many say they fret that Congress and the administration may create as many new problems as they solve.

Judging by his history in New Jersey, Mr. Carton may create at least as big a headache for CBS executives as Mr. Imus did.

The non-money economy may well create as much value as the money economy because a myriad of unpaid activities feed "free lunch" into the money economy.

There are also an array of programs to bring autonomous systems to the sea, though they may not create as much controversy — there is far less risk of a machine confusing a civilian cruise liner for an enemy sub in the ocean than there is of it confusing a civilian for a soldier on the ground.

Three Japanese participants stated that new perspectives may create problems as well as new developments.

Food banks, too, may create a need as much as fill one after all, most did not exist before the 1980s, and their growth may be driven as much by supply as demand.