Sentence examples for it has rendered from inspiring English sources

If using pancetta, add it now and cook, stirring occasionally, until it has rendered some of its fat.

The shame is so pervasive that it has rendered communication all but impossible.

Uzbekistan is also one of the countries to which it has "rendered" terrorist suspects.

It tastes awful, obviously, but it has rendered everything else bland by comparison.

It has rendered it impossible for Hizbullah to hold the anti-government demonstrations it had promised for this week.

As the direct link between bicep and control surface has been severed, it has rendered much of Gulliver's skill obsolete.

By 6.30pm the Ativan had started to do its job, and according to Hill's lawyer Brian Kammer it had rendered him unresponsive, though Kammer noted his client still sounded anxious.

Would it have rendered Wolfe unsympathetic or, um, unlikable?

It had rendered him a wild boy, and he had chosen not to be annihilated.

According to the then Comptroller of the Currency, it had rendered further crises "mathematically impossible".

He said it had rendered same-sex relationships as "not valid, not recognized and second rate".