Sentence examples for have rendered that from inspiring English sources
An increasing number of people, and the preponderance of more virulent abuse, have rendered that advice less helpful.
Clearly, events have rendered that projection hopelessly optimistic.
Recent death row exonerations have rendered that premise untenable, the judge wrote.
Alas, we also found that changes in the market and in the role of the professional trader have rendered that pattern no longer reliable.
Cockneys, and hence speakers of the cockney dialect, are traditionally required to have been born within earshot of the bells of Bow Church in east London, but noise pollution and expansion of the financial district have rendered that definition absurd.
As the function of GC-D-expressing neurons becomes clearer and ligands for rodent GC-D are identified, it will be interesting to know what signaling capacity was lost and to speculate about the ecological changes that could have rendered that signaling unnecessary.
Now, a German art collective has rendered that thrill tactile, using defiantly analog components: cardboard, glue and vintage-video-arcade kitsch.
A spate of development over the past decade or so has rendered that description pretty much redundant, but Banana Bay is very much St Kitts the way it used to be.
If the unpleasantness of having to disappoint a host or dinner date was one reason commitments were honored in the past, technology has rendered that moot.
"But when you look over at the monitor where they've rendered that world, you're standing in a helicopter and your hand is on its roof.
