Sentence examples for has rendered itself from inspiring English sources

Definitively, any Jewish organization that takes a poll before publicizing its position on the matter of the day has rendered itself obsolete for purposes of leadership.

"The court has rendered itself complicit in the government's efforts to obscure the campaign of ethnic cleansing that is being perpetrated against the Rohingya and to whitewash crimes committed by soldiers and other authorities," Matthew Bugher, head of the Asia programme at human rights group ARTICLE 19, told VICE News.

While multidrug resistance does not come as a complete surprise, researchers had hoped that HIV, by mutating to survive exposure to both classes of compounds, would have rendered itself incapable of infecting new hosts.

An extensive decontamination effort has rendered the reactor complex itself comparatively secure for workers and visitors, officials insist.

And this has rendered the grounds of contract uncertain, and contract itself vulnerable to encroachments from tort or fiduciary law.

"In government very little has.... Technology has rendered our current system of government irrelevant, so now government must turn to technology to fix itself".

Pollution has rendered humanity infertile.

"Their previous education has rendered them incapable.

Contemporary reality has rendered it absurd.

Policy uncertainty has rendered electricity generation projects unbankable.

By day, the exodus has rendered Kaga-Bandoro strangely silent.