Sentence examples for made for giving from inspiring English sources

A good case could be made for giving Italy the nod.

Indeed, as energy becomes increasingly important to American foreign policy, there is a strong case to be made for giving more power to Washington.

If Judy Clark is not a fit candidate for clemency, it is hard to imagine what argument could be made for giving clemency to anyone.

Perhaps, when the atmosphere cools down, an argument can be made for giving North Korea's leaders some of the assistance they want, if they are willing to make concessions of their own.

As Manuel explained his feelings Sunday morning, before the announcement was made, for giving Wright "the benefit of the doubt," Manuel sounded eerily like his predecessor, Willie Randolph, who last year said it was up to Church to decide whether he was well enough to play.

The cruel irony is that apart for the bowel trembling state of the toilets, festivals are made for giving butt birth.

Calculations are made for given thermal load and user operating temperatures with reference to the climatic data of all Italian Municipalities, that is degree days (DD) in the range from 700 to 3000, altitude from 0 to 1500 m (above sea level), and latitude from 36.5°N to 46.3°N.

Her program for the Joyce combines pieces she made for Colorado Ballet and Kansas City Ballet, giving them new life, with two works she has created for her own New York-based troupe.

If he is a motive-utilitarian who thinks that one should act as the person with the motives or virtues most productive of happiness would act, then a case could be made for his giving character priority over practical reason.

In recent months he made headlines for giving himself a hefty raise, employing a nephew and being a fixture at trendy restaurants.

Baptiste then made amends for giving away the penalty with an excellent block to deny Tommy Elphick an equaliser in injury time.