Sentence examples for does not make for much from inspiring English sources

But Gov. Jon Corzine and most of the state legislators are big Rutgers football fans, and that does not make for much of a check on spending.

In recent years they have also bought stakes in local power companies, which makes these unlikely to switch to other providers.As the Monopolies Commission argues in its report, this market structure, in combination with the regulatory environment, does not make for much competition.

It makes many Chinese corporations effective at reverse engineering, but it does not make for much in the way of breakthrough research.

Being able to move your head around does not make for much interaction, and that's all you can really do with the Gear VR.

Even though the general ratio of males to females is 50 50, you may be unlucky and hatch 7 males out of 8 eggs, which does not make for much of a laying flock.[1].

It doesn't make for much of a memoirist.

And an ambulatory human shipwreck, his creativity all but burned away, doesn't make for much of an emotional payoff.

That doesn't make for much of a movie; it's more like a slide show with sound.

The dearth of new jobs here stems from a peculiar combination of slow demand and booming productivity, which doesn't make for much of a scapegoat — "war on caution" doesn't really sing.

This Costa Rica doesn't make for much of a postcard, but to a small group of men, Americans mostly, it is alluring, enchanting and brimming with possibilities for adventure.

More weight with less power doesn't make for much of an advertising campaign, and neither would my observed fuel economy in the heavy Amanti: 18.9 miles a gallon in combined city-and-highway driving.