Sentence examples similar to making identifies from inspiring English sources
In addition, many animals -- including humans -- appear to avoid inbreeding, making identifying nonrelatives critical.
The activities needed to support business decision making – identifying product quality, estimating product cost, calculating financial metrics, and performing make buy analysis – are discussed.
Many people that night were wearing similar T-shirts — white with red sleeves — making identifying the shooter difficult, Blanchard said.
Luckily there are Marvel movies, filled not just with common "types," but larger-than-life archetypes, making identifying your hot-button dating issues a snap.
They're highly contagious, making identifying these diseases early on very important.
Professor Dirkmaat said the impact of the crash might have made identifying all 45 victims impossible.
The fact that many youths covered their faces with masks made identifying them almost impossible.
This makes identifying the physical location of the computers operating the marketplace – or anyone visiting it – all but impossible.
Fans must register their details and the operator claims this process will make identifying and banning individuals easier.
No wonder artists turn to other media, but it makes identifying the artworks harder.
Many finds of fossil feathers consist of a single feather, which makes identifying their former owners not always easy (identifying feathers from living birds can already be challenging).
