Sentence examples for make according from inspiring English sources

"Insidious" cost only $1 million to make, according to Jason Blum, a producer of the film.

But it is still one of the biggest security mistakes you can make, according to Borrett.

This was a reasonable criticism to make according to the standards of the day.

The film cost Sony $44m to make, according to documents leaked by the hackers.

Other factors include Apple's products being more difficult to make, according to Foxconn, and Apple's insistence on secrecy.

Both companies will initially lose at least $100 on each machine they make, according to numerous analyst estimates.

These CABs would selectively assent to, or withhold assent from, contractual changes that sellers wish to make, according to each CAB's modification policy.

Because a representative body cannot make, according to this particular constitutional theory that they were following, cannot make the overarching framework of rules for themselves.

Starring Tom Hanks in the Oscar-baiting title role, "Captain Phillips" cost about $55 million to make, according to a Sony executive.

Executives are also being forced to rethink what they tell Wall Street and the kind of promises they can make, according to executives and consultants.

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