Sentence examples for rush to create from inspiring English sources
More animals will suffer, as makers of such horrific videos rush to create a new supply for their customers.
Given the rush to create and rework sites after the bombings, a short summary is inevitably incomplete.
In practice this can be painfully slow, because the best chains tend to expand prudently rather than rush to create empires.
Glial cells appear to hinder this regeneration process: they rush to create a physical barrier, sealing the spinal cord with scar tissue that neurons cannot penetrate.
But as companies rush to create apps and embed chips in everything from blankets to shoes, it's unclear whether consumers are as hot on the "smart everything" trend.
This is partly because Libya does not possess the party political infrastructure for effective representative democracy, and the rush to create parties could be counterproductive.
Other states rushed to create inspectors general like New York's.
But that has not stopped developers from rushing to create applications for the Apple iPad.
One minor government defeat in the Lords has Mr Blair rushing to create more Labour peers.
Numerous Ruby fans rushed to create backups of his work, which is why you can visit the links above.
Rushing to create a new Praetorian Guard with unclear lines of authority and minimal popular support is not the answer.
