Sentence examples for that were rendered from inspiring English sources

Previous systems had chain-like structures that were rendered in operable by the destruction of a single link.

These earnings also provided women with the necessary 'start-up' capital to create farming associations, revive agricultural labour clubs and rebuild trading networks that were rendered dysfunctional during the war.

Just ask the executives of the GPS device makers that were rendered irrelevant by free navigation apps on phones and of the taxi businesses upended by ordinary car owners selling rides through Uber and Lyft.

How should he evoke the given scene, and how could he present human figures that were rendered not traditionally but as what he called "ideograms that signify a human presence"?

Nothing is more important than those hundreds of years of sentences that were rendered to my clients and other freedom-seeking individuals, accused of crimes they had not committed.

Moody's and the other two major ratings agencies -- Standard & Poor's and Fitch -- have been widely criticized for the high grades they affixed to billions of dollars of subprime mortgages that were rendered worthless, or nearly so, by the credit crisis.

'It's sickening to see the beating that was rendered.

After surgery, clinical data were collected that detailed healing and any treatment that was rendered.

Because of that we accept the verdict that was rendered by the jury.

It is the mutual aspect of these encounters that is rendered shocking, illegal, and repulsive.

'Caged' compounds are biological molecules that are rendered inactive by a protecting (cage) group.