Sentence examples for would be rendering from inspiring English sources

The questions betray suspicions that factions within the PDI-P are resisting his rise, that Miss Megawati fears that by naming him she would be rendering herself irrelevant, and that she has perhaps not given up all hopes of another tilt of her own at the presidency, which she held from 2001-04, perhaps with Jokowi as a vice-presidential running-mate.

But the advice that I would be rendering is: Don't listen to all of the people who tell you that based on all of the things that we've just been through, we now have a terrible decade ahead, and therefore you shouldn't own stocks.

The congenial man who feeds them had decided or hoped or had been informed that by chumming the water he would be rendering the sharks docile.

A Thursday night plane ticket home that he hoped would be rendered unnecessary came in handy.

"Most of agriculture would be rendered uneconomic in Spain if they do".

Disclosure would be rendered a joke by a flood of exemptions.

After closing arguments, O'Donnell did not say when exactly his verdict would be rendered.

"I do not agree the trial would be rendered irrelevant," he said in his judgment.

A recent headline in this newspaper would be rendered in Elmer Fudd dialect as follows: "Wumsfeld Says Pentagon Pwan Won't Incwude Wies".

The five key mutations could not be reversed first, because the receptor would be rendered useless.

Mr. Waxman countered that the upshot of Mr. Walters's argument was that Monsanto's patents would be rendered worthless.