Sentence examples for makes for new from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this makes for new social divisions, and occasionally for stress; but it is fun, and it fuels the economy.

It's a long, hard road and soon the son makes for new parts, the father not much of a memory, certainly not any vestige of emotion, a vessel and ragged instrument that made one final gesture, hardly, of the human imperative of passing something on, but only passing on the flesh.

But new neighbors have made for new customers.

Provisions were being made for new panzer divisions.

Joseph Whitesman is clearly not shy in the video he made for New College of Florida.

For Mr. Pagan, the superintendent of a string of buildings on the block, the sinkhole has made for new burdens.

In which the present day system of mergers is explained, and some suggestions are made for new combinations.

In both cases, existing staff were retaining their NHS pension, but new arrangements had to be made for new joiners.

"New occasions make for new truths," said Representative Danny K. Davis, a Democrat from Illinois and a veteran of the partisan wars over the Bush tax cuts.

But it's quite possible that the experiments they're staging are already producing the kind of innovations that make for new, sustainable business models.

The New Yorker, August 3, 1929 P. 18 In which the present day system of mergers is explained, and some suggestions are made for new combinations.