Sentence examples for made reconstruction from inspiring English sources
A grand partnership and bargain among business, labor and government made reconstruction and prosperity the common goal.
The rightwing justice minister, Ayelet Shaked, said permits for the structures – acquired after their construction – made reconstruction likely.
The White House threatened Tuesday to veto its own spending bill for Iraq and Afghanistan if Congress made reconstruction aid a loan.
Improvements in surgical techniques and medical support have made reconstruction of adult scoliosis more feasible.
Congressman John R. Lynch later wrote that ratification of those two amendments made Reconstruction a success.
All this, combined with the new regime's general hostility toward religion, made reconstruction of the synagogue a virtually unattainable goal.
Dr George McGavin, who co-presents Prehistoric Autopsy with Alice Roberts, says that various museums have made reconstructions of these three individuals before "but these are the best that exist".
We made reconstructions of their axonal arbors using semi-thin sections of individual ChCs previously filled with biocytin in the Nkx2.1-Cre::MADM transgenic mice.
The known limitations of the Born approximation and the high number of unknowns encountered in the pixel-based approach, made reconstructions sensitive to the choice of regularization parameters [ 14].
Most important, he fought to make Reconstruction work.
In rural areas the traditional housing model also makes reconstruction quicker and cheaper.
