Sentence examples for of what creates from inspiring English sources

In either case this is a question of what creates the most value.

To the question of what creates the bubbling innovation on campus, he responds that it is just something taught.

"We did a lot of research into the psychology of what creates and portrays a compelling emotion," Mr. Hudson said.

That will enable it to answer the question of what creates high-energy neutrinos (low-energy ones come from the sun, and are of no interest to IceCube's scientists).

Elasticity – a sense that a novel has been written, in part at least, because its author needed to find something out for themselves – is an underrated part of what creates narrative atmosphere and tension.

I would think that with the income the U.S. generates from services and investments that the trade deficit does not tell the whole story of what creates wealth for a country.

The Higgs particle, or Higgs boson, is the vestige of the simplest proposed model of what created the Higgs field in the first place.

He said, "The lack of coordination of intelligence, both domestic and foreign, is part of what created that vulnerability" that led to Sept. 11.

As the ancient philosophers who first formulated it understood, it was a way of pointing to the mystery of first causes – of what created the universe, and how that entity might have come into being.

People were angry with me because they felt they were missing a vital part of what created our sporting success and I felt I had let the team down.

After all, a lack of laboratory productivity is part of what created this mess in the first place.