Sentence examples for scheme to create from inspiring English sources

Craig Venter's current venture is a scheme to create an artificial lifeform.

These include a scheme to create clearly-marked maps for use across the city.

In February he announced a scheme to create activist cells in 100,000 churches by 2000.

Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, has announced a £55m scheme to create endowment funds for arts organisations.

In the winter of 1905, an American entrepreneur launched an eccentric scheme to create Britain's first indoor football league.

He says he was duped, and maybe he was; perhaps he was in on a scheme to create a myth and win Heisman votes.

That looks ridiculous, and national schemes to create green jobs have faced similar criticism (see article).

There are schemes to create clusters of start-ups, to get academics to hate business less, to expose schoolchildren to entrepreneurial notions.

European governments poured billions of euros into "technology corridors", "pôles de compétitivité", and other top-down schemes to create biotech clusters.

One group told us about schemes to create 'good neighbour champions' so that people felt they had 'permission' to look out for the wellbeing of other local people.

As in most of his music, he used complex mathematical schemes to create complex interrelations of timbres and rhythms among the players.