Sentence examples for make them closely from inspiring English sources

Against the argument that "regulations requiring hotels to... maintain a license, collect taxes conspicuously post their rates, and meet certain sanitary standards" are enough to make them "closely regulated," she responded, "[i]f such general regulations were sufficient... it would be hard to imagine a type of business that would not qualify".

Furthermore, porcine brains, like human, are gyrencephalic which make them closely related to the human brain in structure and function.

But the Washington pandas have a history that makes them closely watched.

Numerous modifications of bicelles have been developed to make them more closely resemble native biological membranes.

The idea, in Tobin's words, was to "throw sand in the wheels" of financial markets to slow them down and make them conform more closely to economic fundamentals.

"The two bodies have undergone facial reconstruction with mortician's putty to make them resemble as closely as possible the faces of the brothers when they were alive," an American military official told one of the journalists who viewed them.

Some samples also contained pectin and microcrystalline cellulose at, respectively, 7.5 and 2.5 mg per 1 g equivalent of the simulated juice to make them resemble more closely the natural product.

Asserting a right to run their business on their biblical principles, the Greens aver that covering four types of birth control that work after an egg has been fertilized would make them, and their closely-held family corporation, complicit in abortion.

But "channel ORANGE" isn't just another album, or just another album trailed by a cloud of hype and ludicrous expectations — this album is bringing people to a stop and making them listen closely, sparking e-mail threads and text-message chains.

In Fig. 17a, both turtles and birds share one ancestor with mammals (node W), making them equally closely related to mammals.

He asked who was whispering into Einstein's ear, and other questions that made them look closely at the mural.