Sentence examples for be made to make from inspiring English sources

"There are changes to be made to make kids safer".

There will have to be tradeoffs that will have to be made to make those payments".

"We believe changes can still be made to make coverage more affordable," he said.

"Every effort should be made to make the hospital more hospitable," he said.

And that special efforts should be made to make sure that poor children have good schools?

They are safe, but a new path will have to be made to make it possible to continue the expeditions.

But Mr. Ware said that every effort will be made to make them aware of the change before it happens.

But they must be made to make it absolutely clear in a prominent  message that consumers will find difficult to miss.

But there are changes that could be made to make the independent agencies more functional even in the current partisan atmosphere.

Modifications can be made to make the memorial constitutional, it said, but it did not specify what the changes would have to be.

In lieu of flowers contributions in her memory may be made to Make a Wish Foundation or The Eye Bank of New York.