Sentence examples for making to be from inspiring English sources
The phrase "making to be" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression in English. Example: "The process of making to be a better version of oneself is challenging."
She spoke in a low voice, evenly, showing him what an effort she was making to be forbearing and reasonable.
Mr. Pinault noted a number of efforts that PPR is making to be a better corporate citizen.
But managers should expect difficulties to arise if they believe group decision making to be the essence of matrix behavior.
And you know that sales pitch he's making to be president, put your faith in him and you'll win big?
She would be distracted by her own pain and discomfort, and by the great effort she was making to be dignified and calm.
Nevertheless, some of them blew their wind instruments forcefully, a metaphor perhaps for the enormous sacrifice they were making to be part of the new Sistema.
He called for Commission decision-making to be made more neutral, for example by assigning more importance to the Commission's Chief Economic Analyst's assessments and making this public.
We tried to allow decision-making to be made by Iraqis because they know best how things are".
"The Burns report said it very clearly -the structure of the FA is far too cumbersome for decision-making to be made efficiently or effectively.
A large body of constitutional protection measures make it possible for the will of the minority in federal decision-making to be ignored.
That is, data will change attitudes and policy, combating bias and causing policy-making to be more of a science.
