Sentence examples for only makes for from inspiring English sources

Publishers' tendency to take back matter out of books is cheap and lazy, and it only makes for trouble.

But this is no longer the norm, and trying to punctuate in that spirit now only makes for ambiguity and annoyance.

The singular addition of glamour such as exotic or surprising ingredients to jazz up a sausage is only makes for more unpleasant eating.

This is a song about how Iggy likes bad guys, a simple concept driven home with the line, "A little trouble only makes for a good time/ So all the normal red flags be a good sign".

Playing an extreme version of himself, part of Curb's joy comes from its grounding in reality – with a host of real-life stars and references to Larry David's actual career punctuating every episode – which only makes for more uncomfortable viewing as Larry's neuroses inevitably land him in hot water.

Murray strives to contain his emotions but relying solely on control and discipline not only makes for a one-dimensional game but can suck the life out of his tennis when what he needs is a dramatic moment to lift himself to another level.

It could only make for better government.

Even better: it was only made for $1m.

"It's only made for the strip," Mr. King said.

"The combination of green enamel legs and wooden shoes was only made for a short period".

"It was only made for museums or archaeologists, and it was never advertised," he said.