Sentence examples for would be to render from inspiring English sources

To order it would be to render oneself a cartoon.

He is careful not to call it the most "realistic", for to concede that would be to render life impossible.

A potentially better approach would be to render them with fewer samples and then do some image processing on the noisy ones.

The aim would be to render American power projection in Asia riskier and more costly, so that America's allies would no longer be able to rely on it to deter aggression or to combat subtler forms of coercion.

Weyl recognized that the effect of this restriction would be to render unprovable many of the central results of classical analysis e.g., Dirichlet's principle that any bounded set of real numbers has a least upper bound[12] but he was prepared to accept this as part of the price that must be paid for the security of mathematics.

To do so would be to render 4735(a) ineffective, which is beyond the powers of your board and your association.

Given how much simpler it would have been to render the ark digitally, building it at all seems an almost Herzogian extravagance.

The only thing that would accomplish is to render our students unable to compete in the scientific disciplines, not to mention unable to distinguish between the physical world and a theological one.

That feat would be sufficient to render the show memorable, but Mr. Case accompanies his cycling virtuosity with fast, genuinely funny patter in a heady mixture of French and English.

Even Geithner's critics were willing to concede it would be premature to render any final verdict on the Treasury secretary's viability.

Therefore, losing the protective capsule would be expected to render H. influenzae unable to cause invasive disease.