Sentence examples for as it makes rather from inspiring English sources

Lenovo is unique among computer brands as it makes, rather than outsources, more than half of the computers it sells.

Unfortunately the grassland here is too nutrient-rich to support a rich fungal flora, perhaps due to topsoiling during the restoration of the gravel pits, these days discouraged as it makes for rather dull habitats.

Rather as it makes more sense in terms of cost-per-mile and travel hassle to fly to New York than to Paris from London, these shows say that, if theatre-going is hard, let's make it satisfyingly, exhilaratingly tough.

The translation of the BRCA2-profile to a MLPA kit will be a challenge, as it makes use of 771 probes, rather than the 191 probes of the BRCA1 classifier.

It came across as music being made, rather than executed.

Ellen Carey's scroll-like hangings of large-format Polaroid developer illustrate what she describes as "picture making rather than picture taking," using the camera as a kind of printing press.

He describes his process as making rather than taking images.

Alas, in much the same way that during their early encounters with the British press the pair "played up the stoner asshole persona", Goldwasser and VanWyngarden used it as an opportunity to make rather a meal of Congratulations' alleged uncommerciality, something you get the distinct impression they quite enjoy doing.

We lose it sometimes—I know lots of photographers who come in as journalists and go out as corporate advertising photographers making rather than $400 a day $15,000 a day.

Therefore, our attributes should be interpreted as factors that influence decisions that respondents make, rather than as characteristics that can be traded among each other.

In a way, it made her rather tough as well.