Sentence examples for kind make it from inspiring English sources
Results of that kind make it possible to get information on the composition of LCB-mLLDPE not available from common analytical methods.
What if techniques of this kind make it possible to scan a five-year-old's brain and identify him as doomed to become a criminal?
More Ubers are getting on the road every day to help on-the-go Berliners (is there any other kind?) make it to all of the meetings, events, and parties on their calendars.
There are many, many options, and here's the easiest (and one of the most fun) kind: Make it up as you go.
Your technology may be one of a kind, making it impossible to compare.
That high energy, plus prejudice against dogs of her kind, made it hard to find Libby the right home.
Be very kind to the person; being kind makes it easier on them.
The settlement, the first of its kind, will make it easier for other firms to make similar claims against banks.
Nominating a minority of some kind may make it more difficult for Republicans to oppose, experts said.
"It's just a vaguer way of saying it, and it kind of makes it kind of cool," says Bloom, the pot journalist.
If one kind does not make it, another will.
