Sentence examples for may render the from inspiring English sources

Just consider: machinery "may render the population redundant"!

Ultimately, mutual distrust may render the evidence largely irrelevant.

It is a turn of events that may render the cover bizarrely ironic.

Yet they may render the process too easy on restructuring companies.

I fear that making our need for livestock obsolete may render the animals themselves obsolete.

Email or WhatsApp may render the contact more rapid, but little beats a phone call.

But a thicket of tax issues and legal entanglements may render the Huntington essentially unsalable.

Under these circumstances the age and voluntary participation of the young women may render the surgery as a positive undertaking.

A leap forward in intelligence, especially of the machine-learned variety, may render the Kierkegaardian leap of faith that much more difficult, if not impossible.

"It is a fact that the absence of certain qualities may render the performance of the evangelist's primary function totally deficient," they said.

Deirdre Parker, a transit spokeswoman, said that the plan was under review, but warned that ongoing construction and congestion at the station may render the idea unworkable.