Sentence examples for rendered itself from inspiring English sources

And the Labour Party rendered itself unelectable.

Far be it from me to tell the 92nd Street Y what its mission is, but if its mission is to make a significant contribution to cultural life in New York, Mr. Adler is mistaken: 92Y Tribeca has, in a few short years, rendered itself critical to New York's moviegoers.

"The greatest success of that statistic is that it has basically rendered itself obsolete," he adds.

While multidrug resistance does not come as a complete surprise, researchers had hoped that HIV, by mutating to survive exposure to both classes of compounds, would have rendered itself incapable of infecting new hosts.

Here's an oral history of Queercore, from its inky, Xeroxed beginnings until it rendered itself obsolete.

Definitively, any Jewish organization that takes a poll before publicizing its position on the matter of the day has rendered itself obsolete for purposes of leadership.

Calculation, when executed well, can render itself invisible.

But it is so self-consciously innocuous as to render itself almost meaningless.

By undermining national unity, such a government also renders itself vulnerable to meddling from external powers.

Parliament voted to render itself meaningless, and the Nazis never repaired the damaged building.

Already this century one great British political party, the Liberal Party, succeeded in rendering itself permanently marginalised after the 1914-18 war.