Sentence examples for be made doing from inspiring English sources

In other words, there is good money to be made doing the work that others do not have the skills for or are simply not interested in.

Mr. Negroponte, founder of the M.I.T. Media Lab, was saying that innovation and fortunes would increasingly be made doing imaginative things with the basic elements of computing — bits, short for binary digits — instead of working with the atoms of the physical world.

There's a lot of money to be made doing one-to-one gigs for extremely wealthy men.

After that, there are occasional financial decisions to be made — do you want to buy life insurance?

For significant progress to be made, do diseases need celebrity advocates, especially those who have suffered themselves?

But in the end a choice must be made: Do you want your capitalism raw or remedied?

Second, it is likely that some patients in whom a definite diagnosis could not be made did have intestinal ischemia.

If some adjustment has to be made, do it.

Just because a logical argument can be made doesn't mean that argument is good.

Here are some of the decisions to be made: Do you want to work on it?

'This is the difference you can be making, do it.'".