Sentence examples for making that the from inspiring English sources

Rubin resisted making that the Android default.

"To be a part of making that the most memorable and beautiful experience is truly rewarding".

As far as making that the law of the land, I don't think that's something he wants to do.

Nonetheless, he said, "This confirms the argument we've been making that the F.T.C. has been engaging in regulatory imperialism".

Overnight into Tuesday morning, it dropped to only 96 degrees, making that the hottest night in Phoenix history.

Another surprise was that one in five report workplace harassment, making that the single biggest category of sexist experience.

The relevant reference you have pointed out (Wang G et al., 2012) underlines the point are making - that the charge moment (analogous to the hydrophobic moment) is not a good metric.

Is there any other rational decision-making that the government could make?

3 Professionals often hold the view that they 'already do' shared decision-making, that the interventions promoted lack applicability to individual patients and that there is insufficient time to involve patients in decisions.

The vast majority of the thousands of complaints about sexual harassment, unfair pay differentials and exclusion from decision-making that the Equal Opportunities Commission receives every year are made by women.

It was another example of the glorious music-making that the combination of superb personnel and optimal performing conditions can produce.