Sentence examples for ones could make from inspiring English sources

A handful of wayward students out of a class of 16, or an abundance of gifted ones, could make a professor's grading standards seem artificially high, or low.

If the bill is passed, loved ones could make health care decisions for those who lose the ability to do so.

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Some good software for separating high-risk customers from low-risk ones could make us more secure while consuming fewer resources.

White lies are OK and generally go by unnoticed but larger ones could make you seem selfish or untrustworthy.

No one could make an impact on the Rangers this season.

Approaching midnight on a Wednesday and no one could make sense of it all; a few hours' sleep later, Thursday now, time for work, they still couldn't.

For instance, one could make use of information on road network characteristics or distances between cities and use them to regularize the estimation problem e.g. using Bayesian methods.

Nonetheless, it would be simpleminded and wrong to assume that one could make it to the Oval Office based on height alone.

Perhaps one could make a posthumous defence for Brown's behaviour based on biographical facts.

One could make a case that analysts today are too optimistic on earnings and that the slowdown in consumer spending is spreading.