Sentence examples for be to render the from inspiring English sources

The effect will be to render the banks of the Thames a wall of glass.

But the effect of that disbursement will be to render the NCS null and void.

One way to bring people together, from a modularity point of view, could be to render the idea of mixing and matching into the arrangement of people.

The aim of such interventions would be to render the maximum number of women 'non-cases' (i.e. to have a score of less than 8 on the anxiety subscale); thus, it would not be sufficient to move women who were probable cases to possible cases.

The more even your layers are, the easier it will be to render the fat at an even pace and prevent any from burning.

The effect is to render the members of the court all but anonymous.

While the goal was to render the board more independent of the White House, the effect was to render it a nullity.

A positive side-effect of the thinner crowds, however, has been to render the course less taxing on punters.

The sole achievement of America's Former Mayor's farcical presidential campaign was to render the evil of 9/11 banal.

To ignore the element of family size as a taxable target is to render the entire idea incomplete.

The main concern of the Convention, undoubtedly, was to render the judgments of the state courts in civil cases effective throughout the Union.