Sentence examples for made that while from inspiring English sources

The point was also made that, while many birds covered in oil would die, the ones that did survive would have very little chance of developing melanoma.

My own limited trials have somewhat confirmed her reticence to give up bottled tonic water in her G&T; I've found with the batches I've made that, while they can make some spectacularly interesting cocktails as a straight syrup, they produce curious G&Ts.

Certainly, in the case of the Istanbul bill, the point must be made that, while adult female victims of domestic violence overwhelmingly outnumber males, this vote was merely about approving the bill in principle, with the proviso that certain elements would have to be adjusted.

Like the compensation received by Collingwood for Dale Thomas and Dayne Beams, there's a case to be made that while St Kilda has lost talent, they might be better off with a radical rebuild than pursuing a death in the slow lane.

But who can blame us when the case against unaccountable and undemocratic religious privilege is so misrepresented by articles like his? Nowhere, for example, does he make the point made that while both Dawkins and Hitchens are polemicists whose aim is to challenge, stimulate and infuriate they do also make strong and serious arguments which should be engaged at the level of logic and reason.

The paper also offers comment on the recent literature on biobank governance, and the argument is made that, while debates on ethical, legal, and social implications (ELSI 1.0 and 2.0) (see Gottweis & Zatloukal 2007; Kaye & Stranger 2009) are important, more studies of the technical implementation of biobank infrastructure are urgently needed.

It must also guide our interpersonal relationships and the daily decisions that we make that, while seemingly mundane, can make a difference when aligned with the empathetic actions of others on a similar quest.

"Jason's attorney made that statement a while ago, and he still feels that way".

She made that remark while sitting in the front seat of an automobile parked in the Delancey and Essex Municipal Parking Garage on the Lower East Side.

The Royals never made that trade while Robertson was running the show, and before the 1970-71 season, Cincinnati traded Robertson to Milwaukee.

Issa made that statement while predicting that 31 Democrats would vote to condemn U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder.