Sentence examples for could only make for from inspiring English sources

It could only make for better government.

While a remarkable advance for its time, the model could only make predictions for the particular scaled aircraft models and poses employed.

Both 2003 champion Furyk and McDowell had a chance to force an 18-hole play-off on Monday, but the 42-year-old American finished with another bogey via the left bunker on 18 for a 74 to end two back and McDowell could only make par for a 73.

The company argued it could only make accommodations for people hurt on the job, which didn't include pregnancy.

Batty could only make decisions for her and Luke based on what she knew, but she was often in the dark.

First, the risk-lovers had better opportunities elsewhere; they left investment banking, where they could only make millions, for the worlds of venture capital, private equity, and hedge funds, where they could make billions.

RALEIGH, N.C. When North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper (D) announced in February that the state would receive $21.5 million in a settlement with Standard & Poor's, he could only make recommendations for how he thought Gov. Pat McCrory (R) and the GOP-controlled General Assembly shouldishsh out the gains.

He was on heavy doses of steroids as part of his recovery and could only make half swings for about 1 year.

Even with a job, often they could only make tea and roti flatbreads for breakfast.

But he squandered birdie chances on the par-five 13th and par-three 16th when it looked like he was about to surge clear and had a good chance of an eagle on the 15th but could only make a birdie as he finished tied for fourth for the second straight year at Augusta.

And with little prospect of any benefit flowing in the other direction – for Scotland could only make a limited contribution to supporting a big English bank.