Sentence examples for renders large from inspiring English sources

Second, it renders large standing armies unnecessary an argument that Alexander Hamilton made in favor of federal control over the militia.

It's a perfunctory affair, further fragmented on my download version by the muting of Wayne's stream of expletives, which renders large parts of it unintelligible.

This renders large scale parameter studies extremely time consuming.

This slow simulation speed renders large amounts of bit-accurate simulations impractical.

Giving everyone a set amount of money is billed as the solution to the the changing nature of work, when automation renders large swathes of the population unemployable.

South Sudan's government forces are battling with opposition fighters to gain control of as much territory as possible before the approaching rainy season renders large parts of the country inaccessible for several months.

The nuclear reactions 43Ca p,n)43Sc and 46Ti p,α)43Sc (Fig. 1) require only protons with low energies (<50 MeV) (International Atomic Energy Agency 2008, Koning et al. 2015, Experimental Nuclear Reaction Data (EXFOR) 2017), which can be generated by most biomedical cyclotrons and renders large-scale 43Sc production possible.

Under the proposed COP Act, the SBA itself has the authority to file a formal protest of an agency decision to bundle requirements together in a manner that renders larger contracts much more difficult for small businesses to win.

True, larger catchments would likely suggest greater spatial accessibility, though the longer commute is an increased burden for palliative patients who wish to spend their remaining days at home, and the smaller increase in population gain renders larger catchments less appropriate as a measure of accessibility in this study.

I particularly liked the idea of Dimitri and Erin just busting Harry out of US custody, rendering large portions of last week's episode largely pointless – although at least they had planted power-out devices.

We should feel good about rendering large chunks of our income unto Caesar on the 15th, but we don't.