Sentence examples for papers makes it from inspiring English sources

The lack of early time points in other papers makes it difficult to estimate the rate of decline and whether it is linear or exponential.

And maybe the confrontation was less dramatic than the papers made it sound.

Second, the papers make it clear that there is no such thing as "the" eye.

Recruiters often confiscate passports and immigration papers, making it impossible for workers to leave the country.

It is not the war-torn nation full of death and poverty that the papers make it seem.

Distinguishing marks and paint, and the fact that the top of the piano opened from the back (where Bogart hid the transit papers) made it a certainty.

Resistant to biological decomposition, its presence in paper makes it weaker and more liable to discolor when exposed to light.

The new paper makes it easier for the fund's economists to get on with this.

Whatever the reason, seeing that goal on paper makes it real, it's not just an idea - it's happening.

"Our green paper makes it clear that this is an important UK-wide discussion," a spokesman said.

The first approach is a common one in which a fundamentally flawed paper makes it through the peer-review process into a credible journal.