Sentence examples for records making it from inspiring English sources

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.

Dr. McClellan cited records altered so blood could be accepted from an unsuitable donor; poor inventory records, making it harder to recall blood; and mislabeled blood products.

In many cases, the individuals' names and details about their death were available from records – making it a treasure trove for epidemiologists with valuable clues about how diseases spread in earlier times.

The city found that a senior nurse, Aida Gonzalo, made three false entries in Ms. Green's medical records, making it appear that she had been in normal condition 45 minutes before she was discovered on the floor.

In the meantime, measures that could stem fraud from identity theft — like legislation empowering consumers to block access to their credit records, making it impossible to extend new credit — have faced stiff resistance from industry groups.

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

And bad prison records make it that much harder to be granted parole.

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.

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