Sentence examples for make a repetition from inspiring English sources

We apologise for the error, and have added new data-checking procedures to make a repetition less likely in future.

They say, however, that the strengthening of the laws protecting the confidentiality of data on individuals and the environment today would make a repetition of those abuses unlikely.

That doesn't mean he's wrong, though, and his book would have to be on the bedside table of whoever gets to design the systems that make a repetition of this particular crash less likely.

Child molesters can indeed change and make a repetition of their crime highly unlikely.

Compared to direct formulaic calculation, random number generation is slow, making a repetition of 10,000 permutations for each time series pair a computationally intense operation (Table 2).

Both techno and industrial music make a virtue of repetition and dehumanisation; 25 25 is uncompromisingly machine music, but keeps the body very much in view: everything here bounces, no sound lands dead, no matter how many times they loop it.

This is either a spectacularly tenacious "latest trend", or else the need to make a ritual of repetition to ward off the darkness is a central, inalienable part of what it is to be human.

The men don't meet until chapter four, while repeated fast-forwards make for a repetition of detail.

The writer claims that if repetition could make a thing true, then it would also be true that "Show World Center is in business to sell souvenir key chains".

Osborne was even allowed to make a risky gambit with his repetition of the phrase "death tax", which Republicans have exploited with great success in the US as a means of assailing inheritence tax.

There are details of guitar riffs and drumming — and a one-note piano ostinato in the song "Raw Power" — that make a case for simplicity and repetition as the most noble things music can do.