Sentence examples for and that to make from inspiring English sources

He was concerned that the only character note in the script related to David's high salary and that, to make more than a brief cameo appearance in the series, the character needed to be significantly developed.

O'Hagan refers to coercion as the 'elephant in the recovery room' [ 52] and that, to make progress, we need to have more open dialogue about paternalism and coercion and their association with the moral framings that both workers and patients use to describe their experience of CTOs.

Iceland's three McDonald's outlets closed in October, saying that they were losing money because of the collapse of Iceland's currency, the krona, and that to make a profit, they would have had to charge $6.36 for a Big Mac.

"I realized that I had been keeping this list in my mind for years, and that to make it I relied on backchannels and friendships that I only developed after having been in media for some time," she wrote.

Many people react angrily to such a claim, believing music to be so much richer and more emotional than mathematics, and that to make such a comparison is to misunderstand what music is truly about.

Some consumer safety advocates, like Clarence M. Ditlow, the executive director of the Center for Auto Safety, have long argued that such amounts are no more than a "rounding error" for automakers and that to make companies take their responsibility more seriously, auto executives should face criminal penalties.

Make a printout of the areas that are the first color and use that to make a screen.

And that, to me, makes him a winner.

"And that, to me, makes it worth the whole thing," Mattioli said.

The editor has a job to do and that is to make your writing clear, readable and concise.

And that ought to make all the difference.