Sentence examples for if this makes for from inspiring English sources

If this makes for an unwieldy and frustrating process, it is also a fair one.

If this makes for rougher seas than one can stomach, then as Hamlet advised Ophelia, "Get thee to a nunnery".

If this makes for an uneasy ride, it also gives the film its cutting edge as Frances McDormand's heavily pregnant detective plods determinedly after her gormless suspects.

Ignoring for now whether or not dictionaries manage to report analyticities (is a 'bushy tail' really analytic of 'dog'?), it looks like sense (2) and (3) differ merely by specification of gender, and so if this makes for ambiguity, it may well be hard to test for.

For example, if you're graduating from college, this makes for a great excuse to send an announcement of the occasion to your father accompanied by a note asking him to attend.

If you enjoy celebrity gossip, all this made for more entertainment than some of the moguls' scripts.

And as we saw in Section 3.1, other metaphysicians have been happy to postulate the reality of concrete merely possible worlds if this posit makes for a simpler and more explanatorily powerful theory of modality.

"We continue to explore settlement possibilities, but only if this makes sense for Wyeth and shareholders".

We're not about dictating, we're saying, "if this makes sense for you, learn about what we're doing.

Of course, you need to run the numbers to see if this makes financial sense for you.

If this makes it harder for the critical establishment to determine what is important and what isn't, well, so what?