Sentence examples for outright making from inspiring English sources
They dismiss the activity outright, "making it sound like a disease".
Only once can I remember a reporter (apparently) deliberately misconstruing (or outright making up) what I'd said.
And the cannabis they buy is increasingly home-grown: nearly half the United States now allow medical marijuana, and four have voted to legalise it outright, making it difficult for Mexican exporters to find a market.
She notes how close friends worried about how "the tangle of myths and half-truths [has] flourished amid Nelle's decades-long silence … 'When she and Alice go,'" said one friend, "'people are going to start "remembering" things as they didn't happen, or outright making things up, and they won't be here to set the record straight.
There are far too many chemicals to ban and by outright making so many chemicals illegal, it also makes it extremely hard to conduct research, because they become so tightly regulated.
After the Muybridge show now opening at Tate Britain, opened at the Corcoran Gallery in Washington DC, Naef gave a long interview suggesting that Watkins, who was the same age but took up photography earlier, helped, taught, mentored and sometimes outright made Muybridge's photographs.
However, ultimately, owning the company outright made more sense for both sides, he said.
Investors buying the puts outright make money if Dells shares fall another 3.00% to breach the average breakeven point to the downside at $12.65 by August expiration.
They said Mr. Thomas viewed the Democratic position as demanding an outright victory, making a compromise impossible.
When a match occurs, the computers can block the incoming data in several ways, from rejecting it outright to making more nuanced trims.
And for countries that depend a good deal on government spending to generate growth, rapid decreases in spending have meant sustained economic stagnation or outright recession, making every dollar of debt that much harder to pay back.
