Sentence examples for might create more from inspiring English sources
I said I thought that might create more problems.
Doing it outside Tesco might create more of a stir.
But over the longer term, he added, "it might create more problems than it solved".
Others worry that introducing guns into the classroom might create more problems than it solved.
"It might create more of a sense of urgency," said Ms. Platt.
After the latest, disappointing unemployment figures, policy makers and economists continue to debate how American companies might create more jobs.
Privacy notwithstanding, Dr. Tsay said social media's evolution might create more-passive consumers of information: people too reliant on others to decide what's interesting, stylish or valuable.
A new federal programme might only create more red tape.
Hence, a preventive approach might also create more costs in the longer term".
Eliminating one cause of volatility in accounts, as the commission did this month, might merely create more volatility elsewhere, as the unhappy Danes have discovered.
Bombing Kabul might only create more refugees, who would most likely pour into Pakistan, potentially destabilizing a country on whom the United States is heavily dependent for intelligence on the whereabouts of the terrorist suspect Osama bin Laden.
