Sentence examples for made independence from inspiring English sources

Prosperity made independence seem successful and permanent after 1991.

The vote made independence fact, but the Declaration made it principle.

Previously, over two decades of public service, Comey had made independence from partisan politics the foundation of his political identity.

That same day, Mr. Obama will stump in Pennsylvania for the Senate candidate Joe Sestak, who has made independence a theme since he defeated Senator Arlen Specter, the Obama-backed incumbent, in the Democratic primary.

In the course of telling the story of Franklin's life, Mr. Brands repeatedly underscores his subject's importance, arguing that "of those patriots who made independence possible, none mattered more than Franklin, and only Washington mattered as much".

And whatever their shortcomings, they still have memories of the heroic deeds and sacrifices of ordinary Kenyans of whatever ethnic hue; they know in their bones that it was the unity of the Kenyan people that made independence possible.

That makes independence a much easier sell.Becoming independent, however, might impose different costs.

But the generally depressed state of the economy makes independence more appealing (see article).

So Whitehall manoeuvres once again help to make independence seem more inviting.

But the short-term objective is to make independence seem a credible alternative.

And that in turn makes independence harder.South African businessmen, like businessmen elsewhere, are clamouring for lower interest rates.