Sentence examples for not been rendered from inspiring English sources

His job had not been rendered any easier by the sending off of Giuseppe Biava in the 77th minute.

Abraham's plan is apparently still a tightly-guarded secret, and one can only hope that it has not been rendered impractical by the recent developments in the global financial markets.

There are also dozens of personal journals, one of which, from a trip to Tokyo, records the artist wondering why "apartheid, persecution of homosexuals, nuclear disaster, starvation, poverty" have not been rendered obsolete by technological advances.Haring's style has long been celebrated for its radical simplicity, though its messages are anything but.

Moreover, he argued, requiring the government to cancel contracts with a specifically named entity — "including even in cases where performance has already been completed but payment has not been rendered" — would raise constitutional concerns best avoided by interpreting the law differently.

Even the post has not been rendered obsolete.

These views have not been rendered with a high-end renderer, but nevertheless demonstrate the idea of showing multiple, realistic models to give a feel of uncertainty versus constancy of style to a naive observer.

Concepts, however, may not be rendered by this language, only feelings.

And if any candidate should appeal against the Guardians' verdict, a decision will not be rendered until after the election.

Our confidence that submarines will not be rendered obsolete by technology is partly based on classified analysis but also on some obvious facts".

By sticking with Sony, Mr. O'Rourke said, "their catalog of games will not be rendered irrelevant, which they would be if they bought a Nintendo or a Microsoft box".

Robert is now happily reunited with friends for high school, while her husband, Jerry -- a decent, thoughtful, semiretired lawyer who had the good sense to ask that he not be rendered in this book -- tends to family and church affairs.