Sentence examples for can instead make from inspiring English sources

It can instead make decisions based what is good for the long-term interest of the economy, as determined by immutable economic laws and objective academic research.

The episode is a nice parable of anxiety-management; it shows how trying too hard to avert a danger can instead make it happen.Gordon Brown is himself part deep-thinking ascetic, part inadvertent blunderer, and he risks making the same mistake, in more than one way.

The deal also increases the service's value for current subscribers: rather than setting up new profiles on Playstation, users can instead make use of the playlists that they have already lovingly crafted.

However, when flashbacks occur to non-threat relevant stimuli they are no longer functional and can instead make individuals believe there is a threat of danger when one does not exist.

To avoid counting the exact number of sorting reversals extending each chain C i, we can instead make an unbiased estimation for it and we can draw uniformly a fixed number of reversals from the sampling set on C i. Recall that this is the set of cycle-increasing reversals and also hurdle-merging and hurdle-cutting reversals when hurdles exist in the signed permutation.

This works because the rose plant isn't investing its energy into producing rose hips and can instead make more blooms.

It's the little things that make her apoplectic: the roll of tape where you can't find the edge, the automatic can opener that doesn't catch the lip of the can but instead makes that rrrrrrrrr sound that summons the damn cats — because it's far better, and funnier, to rage against these things than the things we can't control, which is just about everything.

It can instead just make the person look, well, weird.

A valid comparison of sensitivity of physical examination versus pulse oximetry plus physical examination can instead be made from the cohort data (see below).

For high temperature applications, where the final structure should not contain any organic materials, the backing layer can instead be made from an electrodeposited metal (such as nickel) or a dissolvable material (such as glucose) that can be easily removed to yield a free-standing structure.

Joel Goldman, The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation We must reject the assumption that we will/can have less money and, instead, make it clear that less money, or even maintaining the same levels of funding, will lead to an increase in infections and deaths globally.