Sentence examples for a whole make from inspiring English sources

To adapt Disraeli's remark about the body politic as a whole, make monarchy cheap and you make it contemptible..

Latinos as a whole make up nearly two-fifths of the state's population, and some areas, particularly in the southern part of the state, are primarily Spanish-speaking.

Christians as a whole make up around 10 per cent of the population in Egypt alone, yet they have increasingly become targets in violent attacks.

Latinos as a whole make up more than one-third of the state's population, and some areas are primarily Spanish-speaking.

This is correct, but it is now of primary importance that the British Government and the U.S.-led anti-Isis coalition as a whole make Assad's ouster a central feature of their stated political objectives.

And anyone who dares repeat the old canard that the Japanese, as a whole, make good copycats, but are unable to innovate (…because of their stifling education system, their cultural homogeneity, their bland diet, blah, blah, blah…) needs to take a hard look at the recent 30-years' history of consumer electronics, or Japanese world-leading innovation in robotics today.

The little band as a whole made Avery Fisher sound like a great hall: a good trick.

The state as a whole made up 28% of national emissions with 146.7m tonnes.

To state that NATO can provide stability for Europe as a whole makes it, by definition, no longer an alliance.

But the electorate as a whole made a determined effort to get rid of the corrupt and tainted old guard of Turkish politics.

The countries that have joined the euro zone contributed 16%, while the European Union as a whole made up about one fifth of world output.