Sentence examples for making this the subject from inspiring English sources

But by making this the subject of its main annual publication, the Bank has brought behavioural economics into the mainstream of development.

The crisis isn't going away and the Guardian and Observer are right to make this the subject of their Christmas appeal.

Years later, when Helke Sander, one of the first German feminists, made this the subject of a film, she found herself branded a "revisionist".

I decided there and then that I wanted to make this the subject of my next project, but it is such a vast area.

It was said that, had she been white, she would have received earlier medical treatment, thus saving her life, and Edward Albee made this the subject of his play The Death of Bessie Smith (1960).

Godfrey was surely familiar with the controversy concerning whether one should with Avicenna stress the nonparticular and therefore the universal character of being as being and hence make this the subject of metaphysics or rather with Averroes emphasize it as the science which has the highest kind of being, the divine, as its subject.

At the time, male strippers were becoming a popular form of entertainment, and she decided to make this the subject of her film, visiting a "very dodgy pub in Elephant and Castle" to see what all the fuss was about, accompanied by friends, who were apparently suddenly very eager to help with her research.

The research team for this study includes coordinating faculty from 22 of the 27 universities throughout Spain, which should bring the total number of surveyed individuals to over 10 000, making this the largest study on this subject internationally.

But we felt it was timely to include a much larger number of subjects, making this the largest study to compare distal femur anatomy between two ethnic groups.

If the artist works in an old tradition, then he is an academic or a commercial entertainer, unless he nudges the tradition somehow or puts it in quotation marks, ironically, as if to say, "Nothing is new any longer, and I am making this fact the subject of my art" -- a strategy that is itself not exactly novel.

In a new analysis, researchers at Harvard sought a more definitive conclusion by reviewing the results of more than 200 studies looking at cardiovascular risks and emotional state, making this the largest report on the subject to date.