Sentence examples for which well made from inspiring English sources

It can be seen that MSVC output current increases slowly and tend to be steady and RPC output current first increases then decreases and finally tend to be steady, which well made up for the MSVC slow response speed.

Which, well, makes sense.

The quality of workmanship is another departure from board schools, which were well made and durable.

Steaks may be accompanied with bowls of optional diable, bearnaise or beef pan-gravy sauces, which are well made but unnecessary with beef of this quality.

I tried a variety of styles, from Zen meditation, which has you focus on breathing, to primordial sound mediation, which involves, well, making primordial sounds.

She inspired Ann Veronica, but the scandal made relations impossible with the straitlaced Fabian Society, in which Wells had made his most sustained attempt to turn socialist principle into practice.

Just like Hoffenheim, they're also unburdened by European competitions, which might well make the difference.

When Mr. Dimon formally becomes chief executive in 2006, he will be 49 years old, which may well make him the youngest boss of a major financial firm.

But don't fret — Google CEO Eric Schmidt did tease us with a glimpse of Near Field Communication, which could well make it worth the wait.

The Openfund began 5 years ago, around the same time as Seedcamp which might well make it the second oldest 'new style' tech seed fund in Europe.

He suggests for her the work of biography for which she is so well made.