Sentence examples for having it makes from inspiring English sources
Not every business needs to be enrolled in an incubator or accelerator programme, but given the success these initiatives are having, it makes sense to ensure as many entrepreneurs as possible have the opportunity to participate.
Mr. Hardy tried to avoid debt all his life, and the strain of having it makes him unhappy with the trailer and sometimes unhappy with his daughter for having encouraged him to move, Ms. Hardy said.
One may argue that the phenomenal character of one's experience suffices for intentionality as long as having it makes one assessable for truth, accuracy (or other sorts of 'satisfaction') without the addition of any interpretation, properly so-called, such as is involved in assessment of the truth or accuracy of sentences or pictures (Siewert 1998).
"Having it makes me feel closer to them," she says as she puts it safely back.
If health is the prize, having it makes you the winner.
It's an odd credential to have –- expertise in advising strongmen in the midst of political turmoil –- but having it makes Davis uniquely situated to comment on Maliki's current plight.
