Sentence examples for default made from inspiring English sources

The entry of Italo has by default made Italy one of the most competitive train markets in the world, given that most domestic high-speed routes in Europe and North America are still only served by one carrier.

Loans classified as nonperforming, meaning those in or near default, made up 9.42 percent of banks' portfolios in June, up from 8.96 percent in May, the central bank said.

In contrast, they saw little potential in building a relationship with Pakistan: its support of the Taliban, its proliferation of missile technology and its constant dalliance with economic default made it seem, in the words of one American diplomat, "only a few shades better than North Korea".

The European GSM operators were doing fine with the GSM standard, which, by default, made European equipment manufacturers such as Ericsson and Nokia the leaders in digital wireless infrastructure, and put the U.S.' Motorola and Lucent (then AT&T Network Systems) behind in the race.

And of course, the iPhone featured Google search as the default, made it easy to access you Gmail emails in mail, came with a YouTube application, and had a Maps application that used Google Maps and in fact, was built with the help of Google.

So that kind of by default makes me a feminist.

Usually, however, being the societal default makes monogamy easier.

Even the mention of sovereign credit-default swaps, which offer insurance against a government default, makes many Europeans choke.

Meanwhile, their reckless obstruction in Congress, which nearly triggered a default, makes the nation's descent into chaos more likely.

Foreigners can buy debt issued domestically, but artificially low yields and the risk of another default make that unappealing.

That created a window for buyers to observe prices before deciding whether to pay or default, making land bets far more attractive.