Sentence examples for substances and making from inspiring English sources

Political action would mean agitating to limit the marketing of junk; forcing its makers to pay the true costs of production; recognizing that advertising for fast food is not the exercise of free speech but behavior manipulation of addictive substances; and making certain that real food is affordable and available to everyone.

One long-term idea is to build a space-borne manufacturing facility that takes in asteroid material, processes it into usable alloys and other substances, and makes objects with the material via a 3D printer.

Cell membrane is a protective hydrophobic barrier in a living cell, which prevents the free entry of extracellular substances and makes the intracellular environment relatively stable to guarantee the orderly operation of various intracellular biochemical reactions (Szostak et al., 2001).

Jason Russell, 33, was picked up by police in San Diego at around 11.30am on Thursday after they received numerous calls from the public about a man vandalising cars, being apparently under the influence of a substance and making sexual gestures.

When one creates a nominal essence, one is cobbling together a collection of particular qualities from among these three kinds of qualities that one observes together in a substance and making that collection definitive of a species or genus.

You would assume this narcotic would be graded as a Class A substance and made illegal immediately.

Mr. Biden made few mistakes; he appeared more measured and thoughtful on substance, and made forceful points that contrasted with Ms. Palin's slogans.

Only From Software's Hidetaka Miyazaki could take gaming's most prevalent, oft-spilled substance and make it meaningful.

That it's shot and scored (and much of the time acted) as if it were a drama – not exaggeratedly dramatic, with a wink, but played straight – gives the silliness some substance and makes watching a pleasure.

An executive at ABC, while recognizing that Sesame Street was not perfect, said the show "opened children's TV to taste and wit and substance" and "made the climate right for improvement".

And they made possible the spatio-temporal manifold of intuitions (Anschauungen) which would then in turn, upon structuring by the exercise of concepts of the understanding (especially the concepts of substance and cause) make possible objective knowledge of things and events in the external world.