Sentence examples for making to some from inspiring English sources

"The offers they were making to some were wonderful, but to us it just wasn't worth it.

And our point that we keep making to some of the more ideological feminists is, 'How is that equitable?' " Ben Wadham, a senior lecturer at Flinders University in Adelaide and a former infantry corporal, called the response to the scandals "the most significant expression of public concern with A.D.F.

And our point that we keep making to some of the more ideological feminists is, 'How is that equitable?"' Ben Wadham, a senior lecturer at Flinders University in Adelaide and a former infantry corporal, called the upheaval "the most significant expression of public concern with A.D.F.

It is possible therefore that the presenter and mode of presentation may have influenced the decision making to some extent, one possible limitation of our study.

For many emergency domains, this strategy partly solved the above problem of insufficient cases, and supported the decision making to some extent.

Reference is also made to some of the areas of concern within the system.

They are in fact made, to some extent, from material other than spruce veneer.

Reference has been made to some of the physical properties of the carbon group elements.

Smaller adjustments were made to some readings for some preceding years.

Phase 2 awards of up to $750,000 are made to some of Phase 1 grantees.

Suggestions were made to some patients that they transfer to adult psychiatry for continuous care.