Sentence examples for making it no from inspiring English sources

Rather, due to the enhancements that have already dissolved its consistency, making it no longer recognizably human (even in aberration), it is no longer affected, nor therefore determined, by the enhancement, making it a vision of something non-human that cannot be further enhanced.

Sometimes classification is easy; the law could be written with the Code in mind, and might specifically amend, extend, or repeal particular chunks of the existing Code, making it no great challenge to figure out how to classify its various parts.

Mylotarg, the first ADC therapy approved by America's Food and Drug Administration FDAA), had to be withdrawn from the market last year because its linker released the drug in the patient's bloodstream, making it no better and possibly worse than standard chemotherapy.

And drug use is rampant behind bars in Mexico, making it no real refuge from the streets.

In June, the Janus decision dealt a massive blow to unions by making it no longer mandatory for public sector unions to collect agency fees.

Another prenatal approach, forcing the lungs to grow, worked, but caused significantly premature births, making it no better than postnatal treatment, he said.

Six months later he disbanded Vanguard's commission sales force, making it no-load.

Through May 9, BlackRock Global has produced a five-year annualized total return of 42.46%, making it No. 3 in its Morningstar category.

"24" has accounted for 67 such scenes during its first five seasons, making it No. 1 in torture depictions, according to the watchdog group.

(It also had 2.7 million retweets, making it No. 2 on that list).

More than 130,000 were sold during the first two weeks, making it No. 2 in sales for Sephora.