Sentence examples for the concept of creating from inspiring English sources
While publishers like the concept of creating a new-adult category, its hybrid nature has been problematic.
The concept of creating dementia-friendly towns and cities, where communities are more engaged in supporting people with dementia, is already attracting a lot of interest.
Further thought led to the concept of "creating a platform by making Vanguard a verb," Mr. DeBellis said, transforming it into "a call to action, a philosophy".
"The concept of creating a quasi-public corporation and having public officials and respectable private citizens serve on the board – that in and of itself is pretty normal," Mr. Mallach said.
Wright, along with his powerhouse wife, Mary, pioneered the concept of creating soup-to-nuts "stage sets" for stores to sell and market his products, an approach that would reach its peak with Ralph Lauren years later.
Mr. Leathern said the concept of creating a cross-industry fraud database "is a good idea, as long as they themselves are secure and the privacy of card holder information is correctly attended to".
LR: I like the Ballardian concept of creating the real from the unreal.
Chairman Alexandra Cringus came up with the 'innovative' concept of creating a moat surrounding the pitch, packed with fully-grown crocodiles.
"They all fit the general concept of creating sports venues in the state," said Tom Wilson, a spokesman for Mr. DiFrancesco, adding that the additional measures were not designed to win the support of specific committee or Assembly members.
"It fits into the overall concept of creating a vibrant South Bronx, Downtown Bronx, whatever you want to call it".
In fact, embryonically the central concept of creating CDDIS was one of interactivity, via online and open access as new media.
