Sentence examples for So makes from inspiring English sources

So makes sense.

Doing so makes motorists more comfortable.

Paying Liberia to do so makes both sides better off.

Doing so makes him feel even worse than before.

Absolutely, if doing so makes for such exhilarating results.

How he did so makes for an engaging story.

Not to do so makes the CEO legally responsible.

But doing so makes it much harder to identify the perpetrator and prevent future economic injury.

Though possible in theory, the cost and effort of doing so makes this unfeasible in practice.

It causes considerable pain, discomfort, and lack of mobility and so makes life burdensome.

The fact that most countries rotate their units every six months or so makes continuity difficult.