Sentence examples for being made between the from inspiring English sources

The associations being made between the 2012 logo and graffiti are mildly insulting.

Furthermore, business arrangements that were being made between the leading manufacturers of radio equipment and the leading broadcasters seemed to threaten monopoly.

Colonel Henchal said "connections were still being made" between the Army lab and the new military headquarters, which he said was in many ways still a "virtual command".

The British musician said he did not recall hearing Taurus until recently, after he had been made aware of comparisons being made between the two songs.

There is a celebration of listening devices, and "audio search", and an unrelated chart about how people feel about privacy and data without an explicit link being made between the two.

Rep. 1380, which case involved the validity of a city ordinance imposing, generally, a specified license tax, 'on telegraph companies.' The ordinance was held invalid because the tax had reference to the entire business of the telegraph company, interstate and domestic, without any distinction being made between the different kinds of business.

Comparisons were made between the treadmill test and the DPWT.

Additionally, a comparison was made between the three proposed methods.

A comparison was made between the ANFIS and regression outcomes.

An economic comparison is made between the two systems.

Satisfactory agreements are made between the predictions and test results.