Sentence examples for suddenly created from inspiring English sources

That suddenly created a more serious situation at Mount St. Helens, the most active volcano in the lower 48 states.

Four years ago the king suddenly created a new family council, the Allegiance Commission, that some analysts saw as part of this balancing game.

"La question américaine" suddenly created an arena within which liberals could safely talk about the central political issues of the day — by talking about America.

To that question, Thomas replied with three words — "I don't know" — an answer that suddenly created a deeper sense of uncertainty about Marbury's future with the Knicks.

Furthermore, the expense and high technology of nuclear weapons suddenly created two classes of powers in the world: those who wielded these new tools of war and those who did not.

This is why, for instance, there are so many songs about poaching, after the laws suddenly created criminals out of almost everyone – their way of life became a crime for which they would be hanged or deported.

Suddenly, creating jobs is out, inflicting pain is in.

As we are seeing in Egypt, suddenly creating a mass democracy without improving mass education is highly unstable.

Applying the whole Bill of Rights to the states would suddenly create a right to jury trials in civil cases.

Sept. 11 changed all that, suddenly creating a need for civic-boosting, arts-enhancing, tourism-friendly events.

But the need to suddenly create and manage a different structure for family life is as oppressive as a string of 90-degree days.