The phrase "article to make it" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific article or a process related to creating something, but without additional context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "I need to find the article to make it easier to understand the topic."
Alternatives: "piece to create it" or "document to produce it".
What do you do?One answer is exactly what George Bush has done in response to revelations of torture and humiliating treatment of Iraqi prisoners at the Abu Ghraib jail (see article): to make it clear, in public, that you find such action abhorrent and unacceptable, and that the perpetrators of it will be punished.
The most the players could realistically hope to pick up was some circumstantial detail that they could drop into an article, to make it look like they were in the inner circle: the colour of his tie, or the sudden greying of his hair, or some unjustified generalisation about his mood ("this week the prime minister seemed in better spirits than at any time since the referendum defeat", etc).
We recall and gather in this appendix a number of definitions, results and hypotheses that are used in the body of the article to make it more self-sufficient.
"Anyone can add a new set of sub-questions to main question, and improve the overall results in the same way that many people can contribute to the same Wikipedia article to make it better or add tags to someone else's photos on Flickr.
Just show your date this article to make it extra convincing.
Extended field notes and observers' impressions are provided in the article to make it possible for readers to align the findings to their own practice [ 35].
I don't want my children to have to write newspaper articles to make it easier for them to ride their bikes to orchestra class.
Since we're a collaborative community, we try to refrain from putting I, me, my, etc. into articles, to make it clear that anyone can collaborate on the advice.
(This is where readers are probably checking the URL of this article to make sure it's The New York Times and not The Onion).
Correction: This article was corrected to make it clear that the mayor of Gothenburg is a woman.
Before moving deeper into this article, I want to make it clear that I am not suggesting that only six-page memos and press releases are the reason for Amazon's success.
