Sentence examples for as making most from inspiring English sources

Judge Sharon Lovelace Blackburn of United States District Court had upheld provisions allowing the police to ask for immigration papers during routine traffic stops and requiring schools to learn the immigration status of students when they register, as well as making most contracts with illegal immigrants unenforceable.

As well as making most of the selections of inmates as they arrived by train from all over Europe, he performed unscientific and usually deadly experiments on the inmates.

He is an unobtrusively unforgettable writer whose style is so simple as to make most words seem vain and superfluous.

He "devolved" power to Scotland and Wales so as to make most of that leadership loyal to him.

His chief of staff, Robert Short, known on Capitol Hill as Duke, makes most of the decisions in Mr. Thurmond's office, other Congressional aides say.

Like most classic stories, this one is simple, but its realization is so surprising in its details, so original in its visual invention, as to make most other movies seem (at least temporarily) shot by the numbers.

Despite the chancellor's denials, analysts believe the bailed-out Lloyds bank could actually pay less tax in four years' time as it makes most of its profits in the UK, where its corporation tax bill will fall.

"The deal is not so significant for HMV as it makes most of its sales in traditional retail," she added.

Our approach enables efficient order-sensitive incremental view maintenance as it makes most XML algebra operators distributive with respect to bag union.

A famous example is Kodak, which invented a mass-market film-based camera in the early 1900s and refined its designs incrementally over decades as it made most of its money from selling photographic film.

Make most cameras as visible as possible.