Sentence examples for be made when all from inspiring English sources

Katy McAinsh, whose 10-year-old son was hoping to start at Ashton-on-Mersey school in September, said: "Can you imagine the kinds of comments that will be made when all of these children get on the bus every day.

The statement added, "[W]e believe that meaningful progress will only be made when all relevant stakeholders -- including primary producers, first processors, traders, retailers, civil society and governments -- work together".

The diagnosis of probable was made when all but one criterion were fulfilled.

Accordingly, during treatment, diagnosis of ADHD was made when all other DSM-IV criteria were met and symptoms were clearly evident by 12 years of age.

One patient died before a post-treatment CXR was made when all treatment, including mechanical ventilation, was discontinued because of the very poor prognosis of her mitochondrial encephalomyopathy.

Similar observations were made when all-cause mortality was the outcome of interest, although the magnitude of the association with blood glucose was somewhat lower.

We will know when real progress has been made when we can see an all-woman play that is not all about women.

"All workable peace agreements in Sudan and South Sudan have been made when the budget was expanding, so all those contenders came out of it with more in their pockets than when they went in," said de Waal.

All measurements were made when the cells had been in culture for 7-10 days.

"The music I'm releasing now as myself is music I made when all of this was happening to keep myself together," he added.

No; a concession in a close presidential contest should be made only when all hope is gone.