Sentence examples for make a functional from inspiring English sources

She would make a functional life, starting with her dream of finding real, lasting love with a decent man.

These were too important merely to box, so I decided to file them in date order in Swedex four-prong binders (always a favourite with Stanley: "Those Swedes sure know how to make a functional, sexy binder!").

This is the first time researchers have been able to make a functional connection between the circadian clock and pathogen resistance, Dr. Dong said.

Pebble's creators didn't just make a functional smartwatch when they designed their device, they packed it with a lot of potential for the future, too.

Recently, stents that capture EPCs have been paid attention in order to make a functional endothelialized layer at the site of stent-induced endothelial denudation.

In particular, the advantages of using diagrams is shown to be because the schema constructions make the structure of complex systems explicit as well as make a functional representation more intelligible than its sentential equivalent.

Authorities in an Indian state have been accused of excluding poor candidates from running for office by making a "functional toilet" compulsory in their homes.

Note that Addams does not argue the application of abstract human rights but she instead makes a functional claim about the role of voting in proper democratic representation.

Structure and sequence analysis of bacterial cofactors and mammalian plasminogens displayed evolutionary conservation of crucial complimentary amino acids required for making a functional binary activator complex between bacterial plasminogen activators and their cognate partner plasminogen.

Four contestants all white men, from various parts of rural America work in a panicked sweat to complete this episode's first challenge: making a functional blade out of a rusted old car, with only three hours to spare.

As soon as I'm done he wearily begins a well-rehearsed speech about how the FSA made a functional border crossing here, which has got nothing to do with what I've just said.