Sentence examples for interests that make from inspiring English sources
It's not our interests that make us interesting, it's our willingness to laugh at ourselves.
Yet health policy teems with sacred cows and vested interests that make sweeping reform all but impossible.
The army's bet on firepower that June day has paid off many times over: Today it has far-flung business interests that make it so rich and powerful that most of China's leaders will not mess with it.
Themistocles, who is credited with the essential decision to spend the money on ships rather than on a distribution among the citizens, had western interests that make the Italian hypothesis plausible.
The whole show, though, is over in 45 minutes and Payne's performing persona – bashful, quizzical, switching between serious data – illuminates the sensibility and interests that make his plays so original and compelling.
Adding to the passion and the entrenched political and economic interests that make this conversation so intense are a number of myths — about how much violence there is, what causes it and how to prevent it.
There were vested interests that made both possible.
Too many outside interests that made it seem dance was not my top priority?
We had in-jokes and shared interests that made finding small things easier than finding one large present.
Neither is capable of doing anything about it because the very monied interests that made this situation possible also make the politicians.
built its own police force, clinics and hospitals, a research center and a network of business interests that made it a virtual state within a state.
