Sentence examples for that when made from inspiring English sources

XYZ Affair, diplomatic incident that, when made public in 1798, nearly involved the United States and France in war.

It was typical of him that, when made secretary of state at the whizzily re-branded Department of Productivity, Energy and Industry, he quickly decided to revert to its old name of Department of Trade and Industry.

Dishes that, when made well, are simple but stunning: barbecue, a legacy of German butchers; baking, a legacy of Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe; and simple delights such as meatloaf and hamburgers, which can be entirely delicious.

Then it occurred to me that I could make a formidable crab cake in a style that mimics tod mun, the Thai fish cake that, when made right, packs astonishing flavor.

But more often, the blackout is more akin to a boycott that, when made public, can be a tool for media outlets or commentators to raise the level of discourse, to focus the public's attention elsewhere or to glean some attention from those they are barring.

Robust associations between variables can mask underlying causal structures that, when made explicit, expose the associations to be causally spurious.

In general, masking is preferable in that, when making unnecessary "corrections", it simply discards data rather than introducing new errors.

I could see that when making them.

He reveals that when making films, he likes audiences to see how they are made.

The United States Embassy advises that when making reservations at private accommodations, visitors ensure that 24-hour security is provided.

They have argued that when making commercial decisions, these social values would save them from mission creep.