Sentence examples for will create a vacuum from inspiring English sources

The US will be worried with such an approach, especially if it leads to Pakistan's army withdrawing, will create a vacuum in which the militants could easily exploit for attacks against coalition forces.

The process of heating the pickling solution up — and then eventually cooling it down — will create a vacuum seal in the headspace, preserving the garlic.

At worst it will create a political vacuum.

"If you arrest Bashir, you will create a leadership vacuum in Sudan.

[Mandela's] death will create a huge vacuum that will be difficult to fill in our continent.

Like many Tamils, he fears that wiping out the Tigers will create a political vacuum, leaving them with neither leadership nor clout.

Al-Jazeera's absence over the coming month, predicted the Saudi Arab News, will "create a news vacuum which others will surely fill".

His absence, whenever it comes, will create a messy vacuum lasting at least a year as several people attempt to do the job of one man.

If they threaten Rwanda again, Rwanda would have reason to re-invade.A more immediate fear is that the sudden withdrawal of foreign troops will create a power vacuum, and resultant chaos.

Critics of this transition fear it will create a power vacuum — one that would allow countries such as China or Russia to essentially take over the Web, or to manipulate ICANN to promote censorship or other conflicting values.

The heat generated will create a small vacuum that should unblock your ears and ease any pain.I now realise that this is a well-established way to ease in-flight ear ache, which is usually caused by a closure of the Eustachian tubes preventing the air pressure in the middle ear equalising with the air outside.