Sentence examples for active to make from inspiring English sources

"Parkview made it clear that we'd be very active to make something happen," Mayor James Maley said.

It also contains the arginine dihydrolase pathway, which occurs in a number of anaerobic prokaryotes, includes substrate level phosphorylation and adequately active to make a major contribution to ATP production.

We need to stay vigilant and active to make sure the implementation of the law fulfills its promise, on appointments, and on areas not addressed, or that need to be more forcefully addressed, including the continuing foreclosure crisis, too big to fail and the financial speculation tax, among others.

"We're prepared to take an active role to make sure that an airline security bill comes out of conference as quickly as possible," Mr. Bush said.

Rice and Luc Longley are the only newcomers in the Knicks' rotation, and Longley has not been active enough to make much of a fuss.

John Denham, the shadow business secretary, said: "We need an active government to make sure that companies in Britain can win orders in fair competition.

The Bush administration, he insisted, had "the best relations of any country with Japan, China and Korea," and had active programs to make alliances around the world.

All will be in the front line for active redesign to make them "digital by default" – even as other websites are shut down.

She tried traditional yoga classes and found them "good spiritually," but not active enough to make her feel as if she was getting a real workout.

"Was this a typo or an active attempt to make the word bigger?" PS: Why is 'smallest' a bigger word than 'small'small

And then I felt it needed something to be more active, something to make it move more, so I added the lines".