Sentence examples for makes a trial from inspiring English sources

Yet the ingenious Barber of the pulsing Piano Sonata makes a trial appearance here as well.

By cutting back on what makes a trial fairer -- money for preparation -- the county is paying lip service to one of our most important doctrines".

The attorney general's inability to guarantee a verdict is not a flaw; it is what makes a trial valuable--not a show trial.

The New York Post reports that Kristen McRedmond and Alexandria Lipton filed the suit six years ago, but the state Appellate Division is now convinced of the case's merit, which makes a trial later this year possible.

In August 1941, she made a trial run.

Olson's decision doesn't make a trial inevitable.

If you absorb the rapid flow of claims, you may think, There's enough documented information here to make a trial plausible.

But several members said that the vote probably made a trial impossible because patients would not want to risk taking Avandia.

Trials are not fair if a party can use peremptory challenges to craft a jury that is biased in its favor, but it is also true that peremptory challenges can make a trial fairer in perception and reality.

While a child of 10 can appear in the youth court, an adult defendant with a similar mental age would probably be considered unfit to plead, making a trial impossible.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation, which manages the terminal, had never allowed it to serve as a landing zone before the Leap Frogs made a trial jump on Friday, a spokesman for the agency said on Friday.