Sentence examples for makes of its from inspiring English sources

Given Coke's commitment to honesty and integrity in all of its operations, it has an obligation not to fund and disseminate research that fails to meet the demands of objectivity it makes of its own scientists when, internally, it requires sound, unbiased results.

Whatever GM makes of its Chinese venture, it will have to live with the consequences for a long time.

It will collapse under the weight of the demands it makes of its own members, having flourished briefly and grotesquely, like a cancer.

Since February, the Corporate Accountability and Listing Standards Committee of the exchange has been reviewing requirements that it makes of its listed companies to increase accountability and integrity in their boardrooms.

Bright red, prone to capricious scheduling, usually packed and generally Darwinian in the demands it makes of its passengers, the double-decker has retained pretty much the same place in the national soul as Flanders and Swann assigned to it: quirky, annoying, beloved, necessary and somehow worth every penny of the fare.

The musical demands it makes of its cast range equally widely.

None of that excuses the mess it has made of its banking system.

So what do we make of its policy recommendations?

Stephen Bayley wonders what to make of its new show.

In some areas rope is made of its bark.

Not enough is made of its spice industry (pepper, cinnamon and vanilla, as well as cloves).