Sentence examples for one rendered from inspiring English sources

If ever the market has rendered a just verdict, it is the one rendered on G.M. and Chrysler.

Outside the courthouse, Mr. Sharpton, flanked by Joseph Guzman and Trent Benefield, the men who were in the car with Mr. Bell the night they were shot outside a Queens strip club, spoke of the differences between the verdict on Wednesday and the one rendered six months ago.

Young children may squirm at some of the vivid scenes, including the moment when a spotlight turns on a trio of mannequins, one rendered headless by a cannonball.

The Vietnam sequences, especially one rendered as a phantasmagorical flashback, are both harrowing and lyrical.

But the result, she said, was something else: "a sanitized Bible, one rendered safe from all ambiguity and provocation".

The world in her stories is the real one, rendered more honest, certainly more witty and human.

Several people wrote in Lewandowski's name on a pink Democratic party ballot card rather than a blue Republican one, rendering them useless to his campaign.

There are seven places in it where only might appear, and each one renders a slightly different meaning.

The case reached the Supreme Court, where the justices joined it to a similar one, rendering their landmark decision under the name of the other case, Abington v. Schempp, in 1963.

One renders the system asymptotically stable with some desired performance, and the other provides ultimate boundedness with larger domain of attraction.

While this allows for a qualitative correct recording of the reflectance curve, it does not allow for a precise quantitative one, rendering the results semi-quantitative.