Sentence examples for ones can make from inspiring English sources

In a place where excessive tariffs on new parts and arbitrary embargos on used ones can make it a challenge to keep a car in running order, it's not surprising that the trade in stolen parts is booming, but it is surprising to find out that at least part of that demand comes from the West Bank's thriving street racing scene.

Installing more fans or replacing defective ones can make a big difference on the internal temperature.

(And mediocre ones can make a killing at Christie's).

Planned leftovers, as opposed to random ones, can make a huge difference.

Puncturing the myths surrounding Christmas, even cynically manufactured ones, can make a person feel like the Grinch, but Bonnie Taylor-Blake, the amateur etymologist, hasn't suffered.

The really great ones can make drastic adjustments to their teammates' assignments because of it (hence all the pointing and audibling you see from guys like Brady, Brees, Rodgers or the Manning Brothers).

I had long wondered how on earth one can make money on haute couture.

For the behaviorist, mental states are not interior states on which one can make introspective reports.

There are many criteria on which one can make the selection.

The system should not be designed systems on the expectation that one can make them so.

Paradoxically, one can make long-term predictions on the basis of the prevalence of forecasting errors.