Sentence examples for records make it from inspiring English sources

The trial records make it clear that the question left the witnesses uncomfortable, for their responses were reluctant and tortured.

Well, maybe or maybe not, but archeological records make it clear that Jews were present in China in the eighth century.

Accurate, organised records make it quicker to prepare your accounts at year-end, help you monitor your company's cashflow and ensure you are tax-efficient.

Written records make it clear that 15th-century English is quite noticeably different from 21st-century English, as is 15th-century French or German from modern French or German.

Federal regulators are investigating whether electronic records make it easier for hospitals and doctors to bill for services they did not provide and whether Medicare and other federal agencies are adequately monitoring the use of electronic records.

Tree ring records make it clear that this region has been subject, in the past, to multidecade droughts, droughts that make the duration of the Dust Bowl look short.

Lack of computerised records makes it hard to keep track of comings and goings.

Otherwise law-abiding people end up with criminal records, making it harder for them to get back on their feet.

But now a veil of secrecy has descended over the security spending records, making it difficult to estimate even the raw totals.

The danger now is that such a vast accumulation of records makes it nearly impossible to distinguish the essential from the ephemeral.

But Dr. Brailer, who invests in health care companies, acknowledged that the use of electronic records "makes it faster and easier to be fraudulent".