Sentence examples for being made rather than from inspiring English sources

It came across as music being made, rather than executed.

In the grand scheme of things, Netscape 6.0 is probably more significant for the way it is being made, rather than for its features.

As a barometer of the progress being made, rather than look at the overall board appointment statistics that necessarily include a significant percentage of women that have prior PLC board experience, it is perhaps more revealing to look beyond the headline figures and focus on the first-time board appointments being made.

Another mechanism is needed if decision support routines are supposed to interact with users during data entry (when decisions are being made) rather than at commit or attestation (when many decisions have already been made and can only be critiqued).

"I'd rather be in the room when the big decisions are made, rather than outside, whinging about them," he says.

The bottom line is that it is a lot easier to stop the payment before it is  made, rather than trying to recapture the money afterward.

The life support system raises the thorny question of whether Mr Mandela's passing would be a decision to be made rather than a natural event.

It looks like a lesson for people who don't know how sculptures are made rather than a fully realized work of art.

Much of the judgment, dexterity and care is manifested in thought and intention before the product is made, rather than (physically) during its creation.

RTI will involve employers providing details on tax and other deductions from employees when or before payments are made, rather than annually.

Under the initiative employers and pension providers will notify HMRC about PAYE payments at the time they are made, rather than just at the end of the year.