Sentence examples for terms that create from inspiring English sources

The Indian film industry generates the largest audience figures in the world and also produces films, in market terms, that create a challenge to Hollywood.

George Monbiot is launching a project seeking new framings for the protection of the nature, "prompted by the miserable, uninspiring state of the language of conservation" and policy-making: "'Environment' is a term that creates no pictures in the mind, which is why I have begun to use 'natural world' or 'living planet' instead".

Holdings tend to fall into two baskets: beaten-down blue-chips that have short-term problems that create attractive buying opportunities but do not impair the long-term value; and under-followed and under-appreciated small- and mid-cap stocks that have strong businesses and balance sheets.

"I will soon be proposing a new plan to reform capital gains taxes to reward longer-term investments that create jobs, more than just quick trades".

They are sustainable, long-term solutions that create jobs, fund scholarships, and provide orphan care for children who have lost their parents.

Increased wealth is also associated with more emissions (in per capita terms), and cities that create more waste also tend to create more carbon emissions.

Duncan Smith also said he had issued guidance to local authorities emphasising that discretionary payments would be available to support "other priority groups" affected, including "people whose homes have had significant disability adaptations and those with long-term medical conditions that create difficulties in sharing a bedroom".

Duncan Smith said he had also issued guidance to local authorities emphasising that discretionary payments would be available to support "other priority groups" affected, including "people whose homes have had significant disability adaptations and those with long-term medical conditions that create difficulties in sharing a bedroom".

The juxtaposing of unlikely movements in his choreography can be compared to the juxtaposing of unfamiliar terms in poetic metaphors that create a new experience.

In terms of behavior, interventions that create environments conducive to making healthy choices might not be effective if there are biases that lead individuals to take suboptimal decisions a phenomenon that should not be ignored by policymakers.

Mr Christensen used the term to describe innovations that create new markets by discovering new categories of customers.