Sentence examples for to made on from inspiring English sources

A decision has yet to made on the £50 note.

Decisions will have to made on issues such as the welfare cap and Tory plans to legislate against tax rises, which Corbyn opposes.

For others, this uncertainty has put stocks in the category of a cyclical trade: there may be some money to made on them in the short term, but be careful.

However, with a decision due to made on the report's findings next month, Mr Blair could face an even more rocky ride at the Labour party conference, which opens on September 30.

A decision is due to made on 11 May.

However, the labels they reported to made on test tubes contained insufficient information about the specimen that might lead to identification errors.

"DFID has some progress to make on transparency.

The selectors have a big call to make on Trott.

Decide what kind of connections you want to make on Twitter.

"It's cool to make one on 18," Every said.

It is a relatively easy one to make on financial grounds, too.