Sentence examples for making the true from inspiring English sources

It runs over the Republican opposition and makes the president look bipartisan, which (predictably) conservatives are making the true test for Barack Obama in this fight.

By making the true cost of plastic more obvious, it makes it less popular.Mortgage lending remains the sickest part of the credit market.

Making the true and complete digital transformation requires rethinking networking and mobility, as well as nurturing the business to become more open in terms of technology and strategy.

Yet China's environmental authorities are notoriously opaque, making the true extent of its carbon emissions – and its progress in mitigating them – difficult to assess.

Survival data and rates of recurrence after en bloc resection for cervical spinal tumors are limited to single case reports and small case series, making the true risk of recurrence after this procedure unknown.

Making the true owners of companies part of the public record will enable journalists, campaigners and others outside government to expose these dark networks and the money that flows through them.

But Mr. Perry is an imperfect messenger whose positions on immigration and the HPV vaccine make the true believers suspicious.

That makes the true scale of U.S. government surveillance hard to assess even if we can glean that it's pervasive nowadays.

As Fournier tells it, the story falls dead, but it dies with the same artful artlessness that makes the true horror of the novel so effective.

Little is stylised, though some episodes are choreographed (by Arthur Pita) and enough grainy realism remains to make the true nature of the tragedy vivid.

I think you should make the true sequel.' So on my way home I began to think about what that might look like.