Sentence examples for as to making a from inspiring English sources

"The responsibility of employers is to the communities they live in as well as to making a pure profit," he said.

[As to making a real political impact], if it was Willie Brown, yes, but I don't think so otherwise...

A pragmatic, reflexive approach to liberal arts (including the sciences) would be open to political irrelevance as well as to making a contribution to the public good.

A compromise must therefore be reached so as to make a good crashworthiness design.

It was so mercenary and ill judged as to make a Kenyan Qatari run for cover.

I was anxious to flare properly so as to make a soft landing, and the order to do so came about 50 feet before hitting the ground.

Many said they came as much to have fun as to make a political statement.

They plan raids in large groups so as to make a bigger splash in the papers.

As if Mr. Klein would be so gauche as to make a major palette error.

(If you were so mean as to make a child cook your lunch, that is).

Seams are so beautifully finished as to make a chain-store shopper faint with disbelief.