Sentence examples for making between the from inspiring English sources

It is the time of meaning making between the event and the telling that is also of interest to the oral historian, he explains.

This situation, author feels, has been stimulated on the part of English troops by the contrast they have lately been making between the American soldiers and themselves.

His e-mail struck a note of pride in the "many comparisons" that the press has been making between the two cases.

To facilitate shared decision making between the patient and medical practitioner, it is important to provide information that is needed to make an informed decision.

It is also seen in the choices that investors are making between the two most common hedging strategies involving options: writing call options against stocks already owned and buying put options on those stocks.

You can, if you like, say that Bragg is 'traditional' or 'provincial', even 'middlebrow' (though I don't think he'd lose much sleep over such epithets) but that's to overlook the vital and uncommon connection he - and, in his own way, R.K. Narayan - is making between the common reader and common experience.

Marriages were occasionally made between the two ruling houses.

Comparisons were made between the treadmill test and the DPWT.

Additionally, a comparison was made between the three proposed methods.

A comparison was made between the ANFIS and regression outcomes.

An economic comparison is made between the two systems.