Sentence examples for rendering the average from inspiring English sources
"But he also said," John noted, "that that could have negative consequences," referring to a passage in which Smith warned that manual labor had a dulling effect on the mind, rendering the average worker, "as stupid and ignorant as it is possible for a human creature to be".
It's fair to say the smartphone camera has become the digital tool of most use, rendering the average person's camera roll essentially a memory buffer where carefully composed photographs rub up against snaps of receipts, funny stuff you saw on the street and fancied sharing with friends, and, sometimes, snippets of text you came across in a (paper) book and wanted to make a note of.
She takes enough of this beverage to render the average person unconscious".
This value renders the average stain intensity as grayscale units (GU) for all thresholded pixels.
Phosphate ions binding to the Zr-hydroxide will render the average surface charge more negative, which could lead to Cd binding to the hydroxide.
For the low ambient ionic strength used here, the long-ranged electrostatic repulsions render the average distance between fd-rods sufficiently large, so that the helical structure of the cores is screened.
However, as said, the overall connectivity in empirical networks can vary profoundly, rendering the fixed average degree k generally problematic.
However, 7.5% of the working age population have retired prematurely due to disability, rendering the true average retirement age 60 years.
However, the low DA of the broad categories used in this study renders the observed average differences of little public health value as a solid basis for planning public health interventions in this area.
Apricots, honey, ginger, cinnamon and black sesame seeds contribute a piquancy that will render spineless the average red wine.
And an overwhelming body of laws, statutes and ordinances that render the average American a criminal, no matter how law-abiding they might think themselves.
