Sentence examples for makes cannot be from inspiring English sources

To be more precise: obviously, every call that every American makes cannot be relevant to a specific investigation.

"The people" whose promises a written constitution makes cannot be frozen in a snapshot -- much less a snapshot taken today.

The patent office sees the patents as valid and consistent with its duty to protect and promote invention; Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr. and the Justice Department oppose them on grounds that what nature makes cannot be patented and Myriad's isolation of DNA did not change it enough to alter nature and be eligible for a patent.

Because any money the church makes cannot be taxed, it's a very lucrative business.

"Such gratifications if at all having been made, cannot be attributed to AEL".

You hope that she confessed everything and insisted that a vow, once made, cannot be broken.

With Hendry helping the Yankees, Cashman's first trade with Epstein — a decade in the making — cannot be too far behind.

"We must not forget that the films we make cannot be separated from the world that we live in," she said.

This means that corporate and personal finances have a mirror image in the balance-sheets of banks, where assets (the loans a bank has made) cannot be adjusted but where debts (its customers' deposits) can be called in overnight.

The historicist challenge consisted in arguing, with respect to detailed historical examples, that the very transitions in which great scientific advances seem to be made cannot be seen as the result of the simple accumulation of truth.

This follows from the fact that a realisational statement once made cannot be abrogated (for more detail, see section Realisation: the renewal of connection with experience below).