Sentence examples for make that while from inspiring English sources

It must also guide our interpersonal relationships and the daily decisions that we make that, while seemingly mundane, can make a difference when aligned with the empathetic actions of others on a similar quest.

The point was also made that, while many birds covered in oil would die, the ones that did survive would have very little chance of developing melanoma.

"The assessment was made that while he held radicalised views he did not pose a threat in relation to national security," McCartney said.

However, the suggestion has also been made that while this is the case for non-African strains of these species, X-linked diversity is equal to or even greater than autosomal diversity in African strains [ 22, 28].

My feeling is, so I'll be tired for a while". Make that a good long while.

Our findings make clear that while most patients did not report regular omission of insulin injections, a substantial number did.

"Lincoln did not make that many speeches while he was president," Mr. Coover said.

Policy Stream analysis makes clear that while the inclusion of males in HPV vaccine programs is suitable, equitable, and acceptable; there is debate regarding cost-effectiveness.

Our study makes clear that while DNHR generally has good coverage, the completeness of some specific diagnoses may be insufficient for valid epidemiological research.

It should be made clear that, while there is evidence for domain movements, the exact extent and direction of the movement is unknown.

Of course, it would have been better had Labour made that change while still in office.