"The operation was so dazzling," Djiraibe explains, "it makes us forget our difficulties at home".
"In our view," he explains, "it makes more sense to invest part of the excess capital in our core businesses [property/casualty and life insurance and asset management] rather than pay it back to shareholders.
Professor Phil Taylor, director of the institute for sustainability at Newcastle University, explains: "It makes the whole power management job much more challenging, and it's a job that the network wasn't designed for".
EV Crowe explains: "It makes you feel part of a generation that matters, so you are not always looking to the older generation for how to do it but can back yourself and your own ideas".
From an evolutionary perspective, Peto explains, it makes sense that larger animals are better at protecting their genomes from potentially cancer-causing viruses.
As one member of Gruber's team explains, "It makes no sense for us to allocate an analyst full-time to Telmex when there are 45 people covering it".
It's evocative, onomatopoeia-filled gibberish, but, Martin explains, it makes sense that this usage transitioned into the exclamatory internet forum word we know today. .
He explained, "It made me do something that we don't do enough of.
Years ago, she decided to abbreviate Clara because, she explained, "it made it more interesting".
Her father joined the Nazi party in 1931, and was an honorary member of the SS, too, because, she later explained, it made the hunting easier on his estates.
