Sentence examples for to create proper from inspiring English sources

Guardiola's team are the kings of control but they're still a little too reliant on the wide players beating their opponents in one-v-ones to create proper openings.

When it was determined that the rat was the vector for plague, urban centers embarked on a campaign to create proper sewage disposal in order to keep such creatures away from where we dwelled.

I think I'll need to create proper backup disks from the recovery partition, remove as much freeware/trialware as I can, install the software I really want, and so on.

I'd be scared shitless of government troops coming through and taking my mom and dad out and saying, "Who did you vote for in the last election?"' But Castro has been in a position to create proper democracy?

Instead she found most of her summer occupied with preparations for the show, whether it was moving the boat an entire ship length to create proper sightlines (using time- and effort-consuming forklifts because Vertical Rep could not afford a tug), wiring it for lighting, adjusting the gangplank or explaining the tides.

The dominance of individual needs makes it hard to create proper family council dynamics.

While researchers appreciate the flexibility and efficiency provided by digital technology, they are still required to select or create proper programs to generate and process signals.

In achieving this within the cannabis industry, an enormous opportunity exists for technologists to both standardize and create proper marketplaces within which to sell raw cannabis, as well as its derivatives.

WinFS uses Importer plug-ins to analyze the files as they were being imported to the store and create proper WinFS schemas and objects, and when taking the objects out, re-pack them into files.

Asked for her dream manifesto she mentions better access to drama: "I'd create proper grants for all working-class kids so they could go to drama school".

"After that I think we lacked the composure to win the game and create proper openings.