Sentence examples for makes lawyers from inspiring English sources

This proposal will not eliminate the full-court divorce -- the kind that makes lawyers and tabloid newspapers so much richer.

But they are not without a kernel of truth: a century later, we are more receptive to his idea that the profit motive makes lawyers divide rather than reconcile people, or that the lucrative business of modern medicine often treats symptoms while ignoring the real causes of disease.

The party scenes are a collective masterpiece; ever time Davis says, "Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night!" Gregory Peck makes lawyers look like such nice people in TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD (1962), based on Harper Lee's novel.

We're trying to make it so that startups can save their money for what makes lawyers valuable — legal advice".

This is the sort of language that makes lawyers jizz all over their Brioni suits.

Critics of change also fret that taking outside capital might make lawyers favour investors over clients.

It made lawyers think about the law in a different way.

One more year will not make lawyers any happier about it, since many seem worried mostly about their ability to argue a case in open court.

Televising oral argument to millions, rather than presenting it just to those in the courtroom, will make lawyers and justices guarded in their exchanges.

Could technology actually make lawyers obsolete?

DIY, marketplace economies and process-based tools will all make lawyers more accessible and affordable.