Sentence examples for probably creating from inspiring English sources

"The cockpit then broke off, probably creating confusion in the rest of the plane.

So "The current strategy of border enforcement is keeping more unauthorised migrants in the US than it is keeping out".Tighter controls in Europe are probably creating similar incentives to stay rather than to commute or return.

"It's always a risk to do a joint venture," Mr. Joyce of Miller Tabak said, although he thought Discover was "probably creating a lot of value by bringing in Oprah and bringing in Hasbro".

And while people who frequent social networks tend to depict themselves truthfully (more or less), people setting up avatars in virtual worlds are probably creating fantasy figures so their actions may be less useful to advertisers.

Last year, Comey was lambasted by Democrats for releasing information during the campaign about his agency's investigation of Hillary Clinton's private e-mail server — for him, Monday's hearing solved some problems while probably creating new ones.

"Here I am, sitting in this office, and in that building, right there," Mr. Bryant says, pointing to a plant just a few blocks away, "is one of the few private-label cereal plants in the U.S., probably creating 200 million pounds of cereal a year.

"We will probably create a brand with this," he said.

Exploitation of the deposit would probably create 2,000 mining jobs and a further 45,000-60,000 support jobs.

The economy probably created 145,000 jobs, according to a Reuters poll, after adding 103,000 in December.

And it probably creates enough fear to keep most of our culture playing by the rules".

In fact, the new tax law will probably create a whole horde of rich political wannabes.