Sentence examples for made and new from inspiring English sources

Some epidemiologists have criticized for years the way estimates were made, and new surveys of thousands of households in several countries have borne them out.

Mill's theory of freedom does make an unwarranted assumption — that people want a rich life where knowledge increases, new discoveries are made, and new ideas found, where art flourishes and science advances.

Mill's theory of freedom does make an unwarranted assumption that people want a rich life where knowledge increases, new discoveries are made, and new ideas found, where art flourishes and science advances.

"An election should be after a reform is made, and new institutions are made, and after new clarifications about who can be elected and who can't be elected, and then an election can be a first phase toward a Palestinian state".

Other girls had been identified, allegations had been made, and new potential perpetrators had been pinpointed.

However, exciting advances have been made and new delivery systems under development may help to overcome these barriers.

"So, sure, history was made and New York became the 23rd state to have medical marijuana.

Made (and broken?!) your new millennium resolution?

First, it's expensive to make and pilot new technology.

To summarise, the Colloquium was designed to open new questions, achieve new insights, make new connections and foster new relationships.

She had made new, and hopefully lifelong, friends.