Sentence examples for examples made for from inspiring English sources

Those familiar only with the banal 20th-century examples made for the tourist trade are in for a happy surprise.

A few isolated examples make for uncomfortable reading.

Scores of examples make for a convincing argument, and education officials have already withdrawn some texts from classrooms.

Though the tone can at times seem a little didactic, the astute central premise, and abundant well-delineated examples, make for a satisfying read with enough "aha!" and "yes!" moments to keep readers turning the pages.

The pesebre of 1971, for example, made for the textile company where he'd been working as an engineer for just two years: it attracted a lot of attention.

King Ranch Blue Stem, for example, makes for great grazing but is invasive; Snow on the Prairie aerates the land but cattle will not eat it.

The covers of the more than 40 albums ECM released just this year, for example, make for an absorbing gallery of art photography, graphic design and abstract painting.

From a purely comedic standpoint, the two young professionals behind KermlinRussia almost relish Mr. Putin's return to the Kremlin, as his macho theatrics — tagging a polar bear in the Russian Arctic, for example — make for easy satirical fodder.

Generic manufacturers can also improve on the drugs in other ways — by inventing formulations that are heat-stable, for example, or made for children.

Numerical example is made for the Akashi Kaikyo bridge.

A lack of four-engine bombers, for example, made it hard for Germany to conduct truly devastating long-range strategic-bombing campaigns against enemies overseas.