Sentence examples for this then makes from inspiring English sources

This then makes them vulnerable to the advances of unscrupulous men.

A measure like this then makes it very difficult to sell, and restricts investment, which has a huge financial impact".

"This then makes the pupil body appear easier to teach, and leads to the mistaken conclusion that such schools are somehow better in terms of performance".

The trouble is that, as Davies later admits himself, his reputation - for prickliness, for loathing the press - precedes him, which means that he assumes (unfairly) that I am expecting to dislike him, and that this then makes him act prickly, even though he is not prickly, and thus the whole miserable cycle continues, his standing calcifying yet further in the minds of strangers.

(This has a powerful Proustian effect on me: It sounds just like the screech made by the turning blades of rusty windmills in West Texas, where I was raised. Strangely, this then makes me think of the Plaza Hotel, where the smell of the nearby carriage horses has always reminded me of the rodeo in my hometown).

This then makes simulation part of the usual scientific method.

This, then, made it possible (in local terms – necessary) to argue that, with the new definition in play, Nazi and Soviet crimes were obviously "equal".

"If increased foreign investment is the prime goal in this, then making public these proceedings may be less important" than protecting investors, Mr. Tung said.

This, then, made room for those gathered to speak truthfully about similar situations in their own lives, and enabled us all to encounter one another with more depth and courage.

So putting these two aspects together, does this then make it a "good coup"?

Many assessment centres also include a formal presentation; if you are given notice of this, then make sure you prepare according to the brief.