Sentence examples for attributes that would make from inspiring English sources
In the past few months, as Hillary Clinton has embarked on what has often looked like a soft launch of her 2016 Presidential campaign under the guise of publishing a memoir about her four years as Secretary of State, she's demonstrated some of the attributes that would make her a formidable candidate.
By John Cassidy August 13, 2014 In the past few months, as Hillary Clinton has embarked on what has often looked like a soft launch of her 2016 Presidential campaign under the guise of publishing a memoir about her four years as Secretary of State, she's demonstrated some of the attributes that would make her a formidable candidate.
This would reduce the time and resources spent haggling over profits, because decisions would simply be taken by fiat.Mr Williamson's theory helpfully specified measurable attributes of transactions that would make them more or less amenable to being conducted on markets.
And if so, can we attribute to it the significance that would make this philosophical enterprise both important in itself and relevant to the many questions posed by beauty, criticism, and art?
But many of the attributes that make the military unique its professionalism, group dynamics, and chain of command strike me as things that would make the transition away from DADT that much smoother.
The recent flurry of construction is being attributed to a community zoning change that is expected to be enacted in November or December that would make it impossible to build attached housing.
That would make a change.
"That would make me cry".
That would make him happy.
That would make some sense.
