Sentence examples for which makes serious from inspiring English sources
In a move to strengthen federalism in 2006, the federal government was banned from investing in areas reserved for the 16 Länder (including education), which makes serious reform even harder.
By Prall Culviner and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 16, 1947 P. 23 One recent morning Encyclopedia Britannica Films, which makes serious educational movies, sent some photographers down the Bay to take pictures of tugboats - an entirely innocent project.
Abbott goes on in the diary to warn Turnbull that he still faces the problem of "how to deal with the 'no one can be worse off' mindset", which makes "serious reform so hard".
This was followed in 2006 by Confessions of an Irish Werewolf, another phantasmagoric book which made serious points in a deceptively burlesque style.
ONE of the unexpected delights of attending a gargantuan academic conference such as the meetings of the American Economic Association AEAA) that finished in San Francisco yesterday is the occasional talk which makes a serious academic point in a particularly entertaining way.
"It feels like there is a lot of knowledge behind the model that has been developed, which makes it serious.
Caulking is a final step many people overlook, but which makes a serious difference in the appearance of your trim.
A relative novice – he came first in his very first international race at the Paralympic World Cup in Manchester in May – he has been improving at a rate which makes him a serious contender for the final.
Many scientific and engineering codes running at the petascale are likely to be memory intensive, which makes thrashing a serious problem for many petascale applications.
It is akin to the federal law which makes it a serious crime to lie to federal investigators.
Of the 43,200 minutes I've been free from the vice-like grip of Justice's reacharound, my face has been pleasantly swaddled by a woman's wet, slimy vagina for approximately 10,200 minutes, which makes me one serious pussy-lickin prick.
