Sentence examples for making means that from inspiring English sources

Delays in decision- making means that there are more older children entering the care system.

"Now, the very fact that this crisis is largely of our own making means that it is not beyond our ability to solve," he said.

Now, the very fact that this crisis is largely of our own making means that it's not beyond our ability to solve.

The stress of constant job hunting, frequent apartment hopping and new-friend making means that sex, while a potentially welcome respite, isn't a priority.

Shared decision making means that patient's preferences are taken into account in a final decision that is endorsed by both the doctor and the patient.

The sacrifices parents (and more often than not that means mothers) make means that women are disappearing from professional life right when their careers should be advancing to management levels.

The tapes I made meant that the police couldn't prove their case.

However, he said the skill with which the show was made meant that "there is no way to beat this".

The fact that no decision was made means that no decision had to be made yet, the person said.

The draw already made means that the winners of the other two quarterfinals -- both Anglo-Irish confrontations -- will get to play in their own countries.

The fact that new proteins are made means that the memory has been transformed permanently to reflect each person's life experiences -- not the memory itself.