Sentence examples for term creation from inspiring English sources

Scalia, having considered very carefully the phrase in question, insisted, presumably with a straight face, that the term "creation science" had no religious meaning whatsoever.

Work is underway to more extensively document all aspects of ECO term creation and usage.

Because the term "creation-science" has been sullied most recently in Edwards v. Aguillard, the creationists' new pseudoscience will carry a new name, or perhaps several new names.

He said mutual funds had contributed to the making of a marketplace focused on short-term stock prices, not on the long-term creation of value for shareholders.

Consequently, forecast-driven advanced planning of production runs over multiple weeks or months has been replaced by short-term creation of production schedules which are most often driven by call orders from contract customers.

And as made clear by Barbara Forrest at the trial, the various drafts of the primary intelligent design textbook Of Pandas and People demonstrate that the authors simply replaced the terms creation and creation science with intelligent design to avoid running afoul of the Supreme Court's decision in Edwards.

Banks have profited by the short-term creation and trading of this corporate debt, propagating even greater risk.

"My position would be, let's go ahead and commit to long-term creation of value, let's go in and put all the incremental dollars on the domestic side into scientific and medical research".

I belong to a progressive faith community that is deeply concerned about the state of the Earth and is wrestling with its commitment to what is variously termed "creation care" or "Earth care," particularly in regard to the issue of climate change.

Advances in the technology employed by this method may enable the long-term creation of metabolite profiles associated with active site variation for corresponding human and yeast orthologs.

In response, some agencies avoid active fuel treatments in threatened or endangered species (TES) use areas, leaving important habitat more susceptible to high-intensity fires, continued fuels accumulation, and perhaps a long-term creation of stands with densities and canopy closure levels outside the range of historical conditions.