Sentence examples for has made anything from inspiring English sources

This was Leicester's seventh win in a 10-match unbeaten run which has made anything seem possible for Claudio Ranieri's side.

But even longtime private equity players, like the executive managing his firm's hiring process, admit that the competition has made anything possible.

Rather, he pointed to the focus on teaching to the test that has made anything other than math and reading extraneous.

It is as though the cheapness of the high-street curry house (generally poor-quality ingredients and low-standard batch cooking) has made anything of more ambition unacceptable.

If the ongoing turmoil in the world's financial markets has made anything clear, it's that the list of things that can go wrong in those markets is a very long one.

Or maybe the story just doesn't get picked up: The Wall Street Journal wonders why no one has made anything of the curious fact that the candidate hired a consultant whose two former wives testified that he beat them.

By killing the industry in its tracks, China's years of turmoil had made anything possible.

But I couldn't bring myself to, nor would it have made anything any better".

It is impossible to know whether she would have made anything of the chance if she had.

I feel so bad about the title R&B because now they've made anything that's black R&B, and that's just not true.

IF eons of nature and decades of culture have made anything clear, it is that all creation is more or less a collage.