Sentence examples similar to make mutual sense from inspiring English sources

Make mutual friends.

This makes mutual emotional attachment.

Mutual opening of markets makes sense; mutual raising of barriers does not.

Our mutual sense of poverty made this necessary".

But it is hard to make sense of mutual, open communication without it.

But remember, if biotech is a sector that's going to have big winners and big losers, regardless of the direction of the overall index, blind sector or mutual funds make little sense.

The genre is refreshed not by exploiting our terror of violence or cruelty but by the vexed tug and pull of the parent-child exchange, a world of inexplicable punishments, rules that don't make sense, unfair blame, mutual goadings.

There's also a heavy emphasis on taxes, including an investment analyzer that tells you if your mutual funds make sense for your tax bracket and a "capital gains" estimator that tells what your real proceeds will be after a sell of stock.

Yet, there are times actively managed mutual funds make sense in a portfolio.

Some thematic mutual funds can make sense for investors, says Geoffrey Bobroff, a consultant to the mutual fund industry.

Perhaps it makes sense that mutual companies do a better job of taking care of their customers when claims time rolls around.