Sentence examples for makes clash of from inspiring English sources
Since most of us are impatient, Supercell, the company that makes Clash of Clans, has done quite nicely.
Microtransactions are at the heart of most popular mobile games, and they can be enormously lucrative; the mobile-games developer Supercell, which makes Clash of Clans, for example, brought in more than two billion dollars in revenue last year, despite having only a hundred and eighty employees.
During his break from Blizzard, Mr. Pardo consulted with Mr. Riccitiello at Unity — through which Mr. Pardo was able to travel the world as a kind of good-will ambassador for the company, meeting with game developers, including Supercell, the Finnish mobile games start-up that makes Clash of Clans.
Like all charts, those tend to be vaguely self-reinforcing – and their relation to the actual highest-quality games is loose at best – but "top grossing" takes it a stage further, encouraging the sort of cash-grabbing that makes Clash of Clans, Game of War and Candy Crush Saga a perpetual top three.
Of course, you'd be foolish to expect anything else from Singh, whose career has taken him from the promise of The Cell and The Fall to the empty-headed CGI chest-beating of Immortals, a movie so utterly vacuous it made Clash of the Titans look thematically rich and politically controversial.
Polly Teale's production makes the clash of personalities and cultures feel vivid, but Sachs's concern with authenticity (both human and artistic) means he is trying to mine the same territory as Yasmina Reza's wildly successful Art, without really digging that far into either aesthetic questions or psychological ones.
Since 9/11, I've realized that, in the case of Islam, the forces that could make the clash of civilizations a self-fulfilling prophecy are particularly powerful.
Based on 142 reviews, the film scored a 21% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes with the consensus stating "Gore without scares and cardboard cut-out characters make this clash of the monsters a dull sit", and 29 out of 100 based on 21 reviews on Metacritic.
While the report's prediction that the European apps market will be worth €63bn to developers annually by 2018 could be seen as fuelling the app-hype gold-rush, its claim that €46bn of that will come from contract labour rather than consumer apps reminds developers that a sustainable apps career or business doesn't have to be about making the next Clash of Clans or Candy Crush Saga.
In sum, he tried to present the election as a contest between traditionalist Dole and Versace-Clinton.What to make of this clash of ideas?
The position, though, is consistent with the argument Huntington made in "The Clash of Civilizations" — the argument that nation-states ought to remain inside their own cultural boxes.
