Sentence examples for making a part from inspiring English sources

Columnists flap around and add noise to discussions with an eye to making a part of the signal clearer.

However, buoyancy effects may cause salinization at the bottom of the ASR well during recovery, making a part of the freshwater irrecoverable.

Many engineers don't know what goes into making a part when they send it off to a shop, so this will be a unique event.

A few of the models depicted parts of the building's interior, such as the observation deck in the overhanging top section; the designers had considered making a part of the floor transparent, offering a vertiginous view of the ground below.

Lenders will, in some cases, essentially buy the P.M.I. on the borrower's behalf and build the premiums into the loan's cost, making a part of the insurance tax-deductible.

Ultimately, I realize that your past is what makes you who you are today; and if someone has a problem with who you were in the past, they definitely aren't worth making a part of your future.

This is a three-year contract, for which the employers are open to making a part-time appointment.

One version of the approach, to be unveiled next week by the Economic Policy Institute, a labor-oriented research organization, would give employers a two-year tax credit if they increased the size of their work force or added significant hours of work (for example, making a part-time worker full time).

It was also made a part of the National Covenant of 1638.

When they needed a tool to make a part, Mr. Austin and his workers made it themselves.

Adults make a part of their lives only the works that have meaning.