Sentence examples for you can make statements from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump's statements cause pain and perhaps you can make statements that lead to healing.

"People can make statements against the head of state, people can insult the head of state.

And the prepresidential Santorum — who can be more passionate than diplomatic, who can make statements that may lose him votes rather than win them over — emerged periodically.

In Britain, UKIP can make statements about Europe which in pro-EU Germany would lead to pariah status.

The most important is that users can make statements about the probability of scientific hypotheses and parameter values conditional on the data observed.

Hence, we can make statements about changes in headache across the course of the study, but not particularly concerning changes across childhood or adolescence.

The Austrian mathematician Kurt Gödel showed that arithmetic (the science of whole numbers) can make statements about itself.

"He's saying you can make whatever statements you want, and he will do whatever he wants".

If you pick a starting point at random, click on a series of random hyperlinks, and watch long enough as people surf around, you can make statistical statements about how likely it is that a person will end up at any particular site.

I don't think you can make blanket statements about the VC business anymore.

You can make noncommittal statements or say nothing, instead of giving compliments that sound false.