Sentence examples for making for well from inspiring English sources

"It is a mistake we have been making for well over a century," he writes.

It's called Glitch, and it's been in the making for well over a year.

Mr. Voropayev said the film was made for "well under $5 million" and was financed by private investors.

All this is done before the data hits the tablet which makes for, well, a silky experience.

As a DJ he's become renowned for his invigorating approach to the artform, a technical wizard who never forgets that dance music is made for, well, dancing.

A little bit early Wilco here and a little bit Ryan Adams there makes for well-crafted songs.

In Germany it makes for well-known predictable people who have emerged from the apparatus, who have been in politics for 20 or 30 years".

It is assumed that the production will decline on a reasonably smooth curve, and so allowances must be made for wells shut in and production restrictions.

But they do make for well-priced weekenders, or a convenient way to skip legs of cross-country road trips when you're tired of the car.

Adjustments were made for well-documented confounders and mental health at baseline.

A case can thus be made for well-designed studies that can make improvements in at least some of the following areas.