Sentence examples for that would render from inspiring English sources

Economists and urban theorists debate what-if scenarios that would render the skyline unrecognizable.

If it does, that would render the new iPhone almost impervious to scratches.

Even before an appeal is decided, the landscape could change in a way that would render the Myriad case moot.

But that consensus is being threatened by a new demand from Republicans that would render the provision toothless.

Then he set the flame to Birendra's head, starting the fire that would render the royal family to ashes.

Anything in this known universe worth eating, he said, would always be of a size that would render tweezers redundant.

Both men absorbed blows that would render a lot of fighters unconscious, but Gatti kept asserting his superior skills throughout.

It is a crucial measure because it represents the percentage decline in the value of a bank's assets that would render the bank insolvent.

Swiss and United States officials are continuing to work toward a global settlement that would render such ad hoc requests irrelevant.

And they have talked about changing the supermajority rule to 60 percent instead of two-thirds, an alteration that would render the Democrats meaningless on any partisan issue.

Mr. Seinfeld spent several more months batting around the idea of a show that would render judgment on couples' longstanding marital disputes.