Sentence examples for size make from inspiring English sources

Does the city's size make the Council's job impossible?

But difficulties with the small lot size make that improbable.

Whatever its size, make sure it feels heavy.

His youth and size make for a combination that offers many mysteries for a horse trainer.

The fumbles and size make Wilson a little like the second coming of Ahmad Bradshaw.

Since trees of that size make up something like one-quarter of the above-ground biomass in the Amazon, the study results are a cause for concern.

Such large losses for firms of this size make them considerably less attractive businesses as their profit margins constrict, industry consultants said.

Narrator: Mark Green, to fix our failing schools, he'll reduce class size, make it easier to fire bad teachers, and pay good teachers more.

According to Bill Gutman's "Sumo Wrestling" (Capstone, 1995), these are giants among men: His strength and size make the professional sumo wrestler almost impossible to move -- except by another sumo wrestler.

On the basis of quantum mechanics, particles of subatomic size make their way across barriers even though their energies are too small to carry them over in the conventional way.

The letter said Baltimore's "population, diversity, density and physical size make it an ideal incubator and test ground for new ideas about the intersection of art and community in the 21st century".