Sentence examples for means makes it from inspiring English sources

"To use such unusual, drastic means makes it look like we're involved in a serious wrongdoing.

The business is likely to have an established market presence and revenue stream, which represents a head start but by no means makes it an easy option.

The lack of clarity about what response capacity really means makes it more important that we have effective, redundant prevention measures in place.

This means making it visible.

Partly that means making it easier to tell what's going on and where.

Modifying the landscape sometimes means making it denser, building in any gaps that still exist.

You have to make it relevant, which means making it authentic, which means making it personal.

(And if you don't know what that means, make it your business to find out).

"When Donald Trump says he'll make America great he means make it even greater for rich guys like Donald Trump.

And by all means, make it a big gun, semi-automatic, high-velocity, with a large magazine.

It means making college more accessible for low-income families, it means making it easier for those students to stay enrolled, and it means cutting their financial burden after graduation.