Sentence examples for make any meaningful from inspiring English sources

"I need to learn about the issues before I can make any meaningful judgments," he said.

As draft followed draft, I struggled to make any meaningful comment.

In my view, airstrikes without an effective ground force are unlikely to make any meaningful contribution to defeating Isis.

To make any meaningful rollback, the state can either cut costs, raise taxes or find another revenue source.

"But does that mean that Pyongyang is about to make any meaningful concessions that reduce the growing pressures directed against them?

"It's very hard for us to take deposits and make any meaningful spread," said William D. Parent, Hyde Park's chief executive.

It is going to take someone dying or being paralyzed on the ice for the N.H.L. to make any meaningful change in its head-shots-run-amok culture.

Some Arabs expressed concern that the United States would push Arab governments to improve relations with Israel without requiring Israel to make any meaningful concessions in exchange.

"This is further evidence that the Trenton administration has completely failed to make any meaningful reforms of the auto insurance system," said Richard McGrath, Mr. McGreevey's campaign manager.

Immigration officials could still conclude that the boy is too immature to make any meaningful decision about whether to seek political asylum.

The heaviest responsibility lies with the I.R.A., whose refusal to make any meaningful move on disarmament until recently is the most important factor in the crisis.