Sentence examples for by making lay from inspiring English sources
Look to London in the 1990s when the Met was able to take tough action against gun-toting gangsters in black communities by making lay advisers from those communities part of the drive against that manifestation of gun crime.
Directors today build suspense by incinerating the top two floors of the White House or by making a dino-alien lay waste to the Golden Gate Bridge.
But critics believe they threaten hard-won workers' rights by making it easier to lay off people in economically difficult times.
Because L1 does not have an assertion condition, however, according to L1 it is possible to lie by making ironic statements, telling jokes, writing fiction, acting in a play, and so forth, if the person making the untruthful statement (somehow) intends that it be believed to be true, as in the case of the 'irony lie' above.
Two points can be noted: first, surveys are commonly made by lay interviewers, who do not themselves diagnose and have no skills to recognize illness, let alone do anything to alleviate it; second, research that may benefit a society cannot be made too onerous, or it will never be done.
That can be done by making false statements, or through lying by omission (leaving out important facts about the investment).
The time has come to start making truth-telling more important than lying... by making people see that our lives (all of our lives) depends on it... and that, by telling certain truths about the sociological options for the human family here on Earth, we can motivate this change through the power of the good it will help make happen (not just the bad it will help stop from happening).
Start by making your glass or mirror lie flat and clean thoroughly with any glass cleaner.
Second, diagnoses are being made by lay interviewers not experienced clinicians.
While revising the questions, more notice was given to comments made by lay people.
