Sentence examples for at makes from inspiring English sources

The Abdominal Tuberculosis (AT) makes 1/4 among other extra pulmonary localizations at patients with late stages of HIV infection.

Jane Carolan, director of operations for Wirral Autistic Society and the instigator of Autech 2015, argues that AT makes financial sense in cash-strapped times, in opening up the possibility of education and employment.

Translation may be more efficient if research studies are pragmatic – testing ATs in the environment in which they will be used clinically and incorporating robust examination of user's views and the burden that the AT makes on users.

"And what one person takes offence at makes another giggle.

There's just not a lot of confidence in the economy, and that, coupled with the regulatory program that's going on and the taxes that corporations are charged at, makes it less attractive to make investments.

To me, the answer looks like less, but it could be that I just don't like it when a critic's hulking voice gets in the way of the projector beam and tries to convince me that what I am looking at makes its real sense only as part of a bigger pattern of thought, that pattern being available from the critic's mind at the price of decoding his prose.

AT made substantial contribution to conception and revised the manuscript.

Curley was extra good at making entrances.

Are they just rubbish at making films?

Boog is very good at making words.

THE Royal Ballet is good at making news.