have made

More than half of researchers and 78% of administrators said the rules have made it harder to recruit new faculty members.

He gave up politics when he might have made a great career in it.

If you could have made (=If you had been able to make) him change his mind, you would have saved him a lot of trouble.

The problem with a distributed data store is that the data you just put into it may not have made it out to the edge of the network.

Now that I have made this catalogue of swindles and perversions, let me give another example of the kind of writing that they lead to.

I have made him fair by the multitude of his branches: so that all the trees of Eden, that were in the garden of God, envied him.

Although some states are making progress, others have done little and a few have made matters worse.

I never knew before what such a love as you have made me feel was. I dod not believe in it.

He must be wicked to have made Aunt Isabella leave him as she did!

I could have made the decision, if I had this information not to move to the ozone capital of the United States.

When he saw that I had the support of the majority, he drew in his horns and admitted he might have made a mistake.

If you had told him yesterday, he might have made some suggestions.

I've been a line guy all my life, which might have made it easier.

The Internet's distinct configuration may have made cyberattacks easy to launch, but it has also kindled the flame of freedom.

Neil said he is going to tell these stories exclusively through things that humans have made.

Contemplate the fact that you might have made a regrettable, but somewhat explainable decision then.

I meant mainland Chinese but I probably should have made that more clear, so that people like you would be able to figure it out.

Barbarian tribes had been moving westward across Europe since the mid-third century and may have made raids on Britain around this time.

If it had been discovered that part of goods were embezzled, he could have made no challenge upon me for it.

Third bad idea: You could have entered the amounts in chronological order. At the end of each month you could have made a sum.

So the words you could not say, I'll sing them for you. And the love we would have made, I'll make it for two.

Its warm summer climate and cool winter have made it a favorite city for immigrants from overseas.

The sequence of choices you have made, and the nature of the events that have unfolded as a result of your choices, has been a revelation.

Do not forget the covenant I have made with you, and do not worship other gods.

Administration officials say they have made progress with Pakistan since, but it is hard to see much evidence of that so far.

If your computer is managed by an administrator, he or she may have made changes to your settings and privileges for you.

It's a drive I have made more times than I can count, but this night I arrived shaken, disturbed and yet strangely comforted.

OK. Well, this all seems in order, so I guess I'll-oh! Wait. You seem to have made a mistake right here.

It was the kind of goal that must have made Manchester United's supporters wish Nani could always be so beguiling.

When I founded Wikipedia, I could have made it into a for-profit company with advertising banners, but I decided to do something different.

I have made some of the best friends of my life at Apple, and I thank you all for the many years of being able to work alongside you.

These tactics have made it possible for the company to overtake other better-known telecommunications component manufacturers.

Asked what he might have done better, Mr. Paulson replied, "I could have made a better case to the public. "

Over the past few years, some of the positions Mr. Meredith has adopted have made him the subject of criticism.

He did not address whether the report was true or false, and Cuban officials have made no comment.

Our goal is to have less debt than any of the top clubs, and that's a commitment we have made and will continue to make.

And a financial transactions tax, by discouraging reliance on ultra-short-run financing, would have made such a run much less likely.

I made that up, in the same way that alarmists have made up the threat levels.

Staying childless would have kept me a lad. It would have made me more selfish, shallow, obsessed with my own pleasures and fulfilment.

School districts in at least half a dozen other states have made similar decisions not to air the President's talk.

It would have been so easy for him: he could have made a comfortable home for himself in commercially viable, action-thriller roles.

And that starts by never repeating the mistakes I have made. It is up to me to start living a life of integrity.

The change in his appearance would have made Isabel smile if she had not felt his case to be at bottom a hard one.

Over the last few years, however, scientists have made dramatic advances in getting electricity out of piezoelectric devices.

It is a great film. If you're a fan of the book, at first you might be a bit disappointed with the changes the film-makers have made.

No matter how much money I make in a trade, I am rarely ever satisfied and feel that I could have made more.

Between them, consumers and employees have made a strong business case for sustainability.

Lisbon Zoo said it had closed a hole in a fence from which the lemur is believed to have made its escape.

The public loved her so much and Diana would have found delicious, fiendish ways to have made it somehow impossible.

The Emperor Frederick II does not seem to have made any great efforts to stay the advancing tide.

Trying to suppress negative thoughts, it turns out, may have made those negative thoughts even more persistent.

He will not be looking to the altars , the work of his hands, or to the wood pillars or to the sun-images which his fingers have made.

It would be easy to forget the progression that the team have made because of our end of season collapse.

Think how much more progress Hillary, Herb, and the entire team might have made if Herb had kept relationship and identity goals in mind.

Get a new message or ensure before you get in to bed that you have made it as comfortable as your circumstances allow you.

According to a report in the British tabloid The Sun, Liverpool have made it known that Ryan Babel can move on during the close-season.

But the unique medical and commercial value of the herbal extract artemisinin have made it a contentious issue in China.

If God had gifted me with some beauty and much wealth, I should have made it as hard for you to leave me, as it is now for me.

and I dare say she may have made out a very good list now. But I have done with expecting any course of steady reading from Emma.

If you can, take just a second out once you have made your selection to ask yourself, "Does this toy, even innocently, condone violence? "

Quite a few papers included here have made explorations about this topic and reached their distinctive conclusions.

But the Nobel committee could have made a braver, more difficult, choice by declaring that there would be no recipient at all.

Their first instinct was to turn. It was the worst decision they could have made.

The lack of such participation is one of several factors that have made widespread adoption of outcomes measurement slow to materialize.

But at meantime, we should cognize how much progress they have made.

As our military leaders have made clear, changes like this affect our ability to respond to threats in an unstable part of the world.

If I had brains I would have splashed water on the bow all day and drying, it would have made salt, he thought.

A little less than a rabbit they have made him. In the scheme of things he's not worth the brine to pickle a herring.

"Senator Clinton has internalized a lot of the strategies, the tactics that have made Washington such a miserable place, " he said.

If I hadn't gone to Georgetown and worked on the Foreign Relations Committee, I might have made different decisions about military service.

eg. Less than half of the money that students receive is in the form of grants, and loans have made up the difference.

I could have made it longer but I made it this length to see if I could find a cable network or broadcaster that wants to broadcast it.

Officials said he could have made thousands of dollars (euros) by pulling the same stunt.

Perhaps having someone to look up to would have made it less appealing to succumb to the temptation of THIN.

I can see she is a woman of her word. Most people would have made this weather an excuse not to come so far to visit a grumpy old man.

Jealous of Tarzan's Jane, I thought she was a wimp, and I'd have made a much better mate for.

Perhaps three thousand years of history have made us Indians a little too familiar with one another for our own good.

Had he failed to put in the hours, he would not have made it past qualifying, let alone to the brink of his first world title.

End the conversation by telling your child how much you love who they have become and how they have made your life so much more complete.

Several years of unchecked xenophobia have made Russians much more receptive to authoritarian and nationalistic rule than to liberal ideas.

The internet's casual destruction of the value chains by which newspapers have made money for decades seems to puzzle and infuriate him.

With the leadership of him, Yunnan Double Ninth Festival Revolts have made contribution for Chinese revolution.

On the long river of history, the artists, poets and dramatists have made great contribution on human to understand the meaning of love.

He acknowledged publicly that he might have made a mistake.

Mr Forrest's challenge to the big boys' market control, and his colourful background, have made him something of a media darling.

He said if the tsunami had been as violent in Miura as it was in other parts of Japan, he wouldn't have made it to his family in time.

Those cousins who have made it out of Iraq alive are part of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

Imagine the difference it might have made to Ireland and Iceland, say, if supervisors there had resisted banks' eye-watering credit growth.

"If someone thinks Hank Paulson could have made the Fed save Lehman Brothers, the answer is, 'No way, ' " he said.

End the conversation by telling your child how much you love who they have become and how they have made your life so much more complete.

Several years of unchecked xenophobia have made Russians much more receptive to authoritarian and nationalistic rule than to liberal ideas.

The internet's casual destruction of the value chains by which newspapers have made money for decades seems to puzzle and infuriate him.

With the leadership of him, Yunnan Double Ninth Festival Revolts have made contribution for Chinese revolution.

On the long river of history, the artists, poets and dramatists have made great contribution on human to understand the meaning of love.

He acknowledged publicly that he might have made a mistake.

Mr Forrest's challenge to the big boys' market control, and his colourful background, have made him something of a media darling.

He said if the tsunami had been as violent in Miura as it was in other parts of Japan, he wouldn't have made it to his family in time.

We have made it a rule for the student on duty to tell the daily news.

If you have made your own observations or gathered your own data, include them in an appropriate place in the body of the paper.

On the long river of history, the artists, poets and dramatists have made great contribution on human to understand the meaning of love.

He acknowledged publicly that he might have made a mistake.

Mr Forrest's challenge to the big boys' market control, and his colourful background, have made him something of a media darling.

He said if the tsunami had been as violent in Miura as it was in other parts of Japan, he wouldn't have made it to his family in time.

We have made it a rule for the student on duty to tell the daily news.

If you have made your own observations or gathered your own data, include them in an appropriate place in the body of the paper.

Opposition to GMOs is one of the factors that have made organic products a $25-billion-a-year market in the United States.

Those cousins who have made it out of Iraq alive are part of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

Imagine the difference it might have made to Ireland and Iceland, say, if supervisors there had resisted banks' eye-watering credit growth.

We have made it a rule for the student on duty to tell the daily news.

If you have made your own observations or gathered your own data, include them in an appropriate place in the body of the paper.

Opposition to GMOs is one of the factors that have made organic products a $25-billion-a-year market in the United States.

We have made a number of creative advances in theoretical research and applied sciences which are up to advanced world levels.

Those cousins who have made it out of Iraq alive are part of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

Imagine the difference it might have made to Ireland and Iceland, say, if supervisors there had resisted banks' eye-watering credit growth.

"If someone thinks Hank Paulson could have made the Fed save Lehman Brothers, the answer is, 'No way, ' " he said.

The weatherman said it would be warm today. He must have made it in His bathroom.

It would have made all the difference if I just took a moment from my busy life to let him know he was not alone.

Those cousins who have made it out of Iraq alive are part of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

Imagine the difference it might have made to Ireland and Iceland, say, if supervisors there had resisted banks' eye-watering credit growth.

"If someone thinks Hank Paulson could have made the Fed save Lehman Brothers, the answer is, 'No way, ' " he said.

The weatherman said it would be warm today. He must have made it in His bathroom.

It would have made all the difference if I just took a moment from my busy life to let him know he was not alone.

"You have made a good trip of it, " the man told Nansen, "and I am awfully glad to be the first person to congratulate you on your return. "

Therefore, they have made great contribution to Wenzhou development and have been a great force in building harmonious Wenzhou.

I had Grapes enough to have made Wine, or to have cur'd into Raisins , to have loaded that Fleet, when they had been built.

Although the agreement obligates North Korea to abandon its nuclear programs, Hill said, the other five parties also have made commitments.

It would have made all the difference if I just took a moment from my busy life to let him know he was not alone.

"You have made a good trip of it, " the man told Nansen, "and I am awfully glad to be the first person to congratulate you on your return. "

Therefore, they have made great contribution to Wenzhou development and have been a great force in building harmonious Wenzhou.

I had Grapes enough to have made Wine, or to have cur'd into Raisins , to have loaded that Fleet, when they had been built.

Although the agreement obligates North Korea to abandon its nuclear programs, Hill said, the other five parties also have made commitments.

These recent weeks of speculation have made me realise that my heart is at this football club, and I'd be foolish to leave at this time.

When faced with a situation where we have several courses of action, we want to take the proper course because we have made it a habit.

During the two years since the financial crisis, we have made a great recovery.

If I said to most of the people who auditioned, 'Good job, awesome, well done, ' it would have made me actually look and feel ridiculous.

7You have made him a little lower than the angels; You have crowned him with glory and honor, [ a] And set him over the works of Your hands.

These recent weeks of speculation have made me realise that my heart is at this football club, and I'd be foolish to leave at this time.

When faced with a situation where we have several courses of action, we want to take the proper course because we have made it a habit.

During the two years since the financial crisis, we have made a great recovery.

If I said to most of the people who auditioned, 'Good job, awesome, well done, ' it would have made me actually look and feel ridiculous.

7You have made him a little lower than the angels; You have crowned him with glory and honor, [ a] And set him over the works of Your hands.

"Hagrid, " he said quietly, "I think you must have made a mistake. I don't think I can be a wizard. "

France also hopes to commission a repository by then but seems to have made less progress at the administrative level.

It's no doubt that the traditional means of evaluating project have made great dedication to corporations' investment.

But that would have made next to no difference to the outcome, unless it had been able to generate a large surplus in net assets.

Fortunately, years of experience have made me a master at the art of listening.

France also hopes to commission a repository by then but seems to have made less progress at the administrative level.

It's no doubt that the traditional means of evaluating project have made great dedication to corporations' investment.

But that would have made next to no difference to the outcome, unless it had been able to generate a large surplus in net assets.

Fortunately, years of experience have made me a master at the art of listening.

If have made a mistake, please point it out for me.

Showing off three expensive watches to his traveling companions, Preston said the dollar's woes have made his trip especially economical.

He said the other side of the free economy is that much of it never would have made money in the first place.

But the recent digs have made the temple look much more active, increasing the likelihood that it was an important site in Cleopatra's day.

In hind sight it's easy to see where we screwed up and where we possibly could have made things better.

The study shows the wind might have pushed back both waterways. That could have made a pathway on the sea floor for Moses' people to cross.

He said the other side of the free economy is that much of it never would have made money in the first place.

But the recent digs have made the temple look much more active, increasing the likelihood that it was an important site in Cleopatra's day.

In hind sight it's easy to see where we screwed up and where we possibly could have made things better.

The study shows the wind might have pushed back both waterways. That could have made a pathway on the sea floor for Moses' people to cross.

But this year, Africa moves up to third place among regions, and two-thirds of its countries have made at least one regulatory reform.

I would not have made such good progress if it had not been for you.

am i to go back, in a blink, in the same stark nakedness? it is not fair though: why should i have made such a trip for nothing!

I'd like to talk a bit about contributions, since they are one of the major changes we have made recently to the SCA specification.

But the tsunami may have made obvious what markets had long assumed. Japan will get out of this mess by monetising the deficit.

Besser said the CDC has little information on other medical conditions of hospitalized patients that might have made them more vulnerable.

am i to go back, in a blink, in the same stark nakedness? it is not fair though: why should i have made such a trip for nothing!

I'd like to talk a bit about contributions, since they are one of the major changes we have made recently to the SCA specification.

But the tsunami may have made obvious what markets had long assumed. Japan will get out of this mess by monetising the deficit.

Besser said the CDC has little information on other medical conditions of hospitalized patients that might have made them more vulnerable.

Bolton were one of the first clubs to openly declare their interest, and are thought to be the only Premier League side who have made a bid.

Although the team might have made correct decisions, the system's combination of technologies might be just too difficult to support.

and there is no judgment in their goings: they have made them crooked paths: whosoever goeth therein shall not know peace.

So Mr. Townsend, who once might have made a simple buy on a site like Yahoo, created a complex campaign, which ran in March.

At this point, we have made our database configuration as flexible as possible to meet the needs of our potential consumers.

Then the Lord said to Moses, "Write down these words, for in accordance with these words I have made a covenant with you and with Israel. "

At this point, we have made our database configuration as flexible as possible to meet the needs of our potential consumers.

Then the Lord said to Moses, "Write down these words, for in accordance with these words I have made a covenant with you and with Israel. "

The full fruits of the civil rights and women's movements might have made some of her choices easier, but those would come only later.

You ought not to have made fun of him. He is not the one you laugh at but learn from.

They got engaged really fast , but she soon found that she might have made a mistake .

But heads of police departments everywhere know better than to declare their work finished, no matter how much progress they have made.

I shall miss the money I could have made with you. (To audience) Thank you ladies and gentlemen.

"You have given Miss Smith all that she required, " said he; "You have made her graceful and easy. "

Trying to suppress negative thoughts, it turns out, may have made those thoughts even more persistent.

Ortega said she wants to know how the chicken's head could have made it past inspectors and into the hands of a customer.

Ortega said she wants to know how the chicken's head could have made it past inspectors and into the hands of a customer.

If you could have made him change his mind, you would have saved him a lot of trouble.

Please be ready to show me a Shopify store that you have made, as well as other web design work you've done.

Her large build would have made it easier for her to hide the pregnancies, the prosecutor said.

I have made it a rule to read a few stories every night before going to bed.

Lobbied by congressmen, their procurement officials have made it difficult or impossible for foreign components to be part of a bid.

Since the downfall of the Gang of Four, we too have made it a state policy to oppose superpower hegemony and keep world peace.

However, if she had seen her own dad pushing the heavy dung-cart in the shabby clothes as they were , how would that have made her feel?

In a parallel universe, no doubt, another Mr Fuld might have made a serious effort to sell Lehman.

But the only reason this appears to be a public-policy problem is that with a prior intervention, governments have made it one.

But the only reason this appears to be a public-policy problem is that with a prior intervention, governments have made it one.

How much money do you need to have made?

Mandarin is now being taught in over 500 primary and secondary schools, and some of them have made it a compulsory course.

Balaam answered the donkey, "You have made a fool of me! If I had a sword in my hand, I would kill you right now. "

Up till now, only a few scholars have made study of the subject and have had certain achievement in the primary stage.

Similarly for new transport protocols, we have made it very easy to extend our network-layer support to meet customer demands.

It was small, and her mother, as Musset would say, seemed to have made it so in order to make it with care.

and nothing less than a dance on Tuesday, could have made such a Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday endurable to Kitty and Lydia.

Mr Assange and his creation, WikiLeaks, have made it a more open and transparent place, and hence a bit more just.

If Gosselin were simply stating that these factors have made people more favorable to regulation, he might have a point.

If Gosselin were simply stating that these factors have made people more favorable to regulation, he might have a point.

Although the US has in the past talked about the links, Barack Obama, US president, and his team have made it a priority, officials said.

East of Paris the German thrust beyond the Seine and the Marne, threatening to turn the Maginot line, appears to have made little progress.

I have made it a rule never to smoke more than one cigar at a time.

They have brought happiness into routine, they have made it a habit.

If he were not absent-minded, he would not have made such a stupid mistake.

So, I just wanted to say, even if I never talk to you again in my life, you are special to me and you have made a difference in my life.

i have come to understand in a greater way, the sacrifices you have made. so i could have the best you could possible give.

Almost as damaging is the hash that banks have made of "value-at-risk" (VAR) calculations, a measure of the potential losses of a portfolio.

Laporte said she decided to sell the sketches "for my mission" and that it would not have made sense to leave the collection to relatives.

A person close to BofA said selling more of the CBC stake would have made little difference to the bank's capital position.

It was careless of me to have made too many mistakes in my composition.

A second demanded a special audit to look at how the bank could have made such massive losses.

The hunter Jodo Kast seemed to have made it a personal mission to track down the Doctor.

From what you say, it is possible that we have made some mistake in the delivery of the goods meant for you.

I may have made a few mistakes in the last four years. But, my friends, let me tell you this.

Critics say the bill would have made it much tougher for genuine refugees to be able to settle in Australia.

If I could have my life to live over, I would have made my son work for money, make some kind of effort to get a car or a plane flight.

It may be said that those are richer who have made profit out of the money while it was being spent.

Nixon: All that I can say, from the way you talk and the way you dominate the conversation, you would have made a good lawyer yourself.

The contenders also had to have made at least five of the group's regional "best workplace" lists.

If you never see the deed again at least you will have made the world a better place - And, after all, isn't that what life is all about?

CFA Institute may only verify for an employer the receipt of any recent payments they have made on your behalf.

It was my design, as I said above not to have made any attempt till it was dark.

During this year. we have made many teachers angry with us. In fact I feel regretful for that. But I don't know how to deal with it.

US regulators are eager to see a quick resolution but have made clear that some purchasers would not be acceptable.

His aggressive style, flowing hair, and muscular build have made him a fan favorite as well.

Extensive operating costs and marginal advertising revenue in the economic downturn have made it a challenge for YouTube to turn a profit.

I'm beginning to see why god allowed certain things in my life to occur: they have made me a better, stronger, realer person.

If only that outfielder had been a little slower. O'Brien would have made a home run (homer).

Army generals have made clear the new assembly would have no right to remove a government appointed by the ruling military council.

It might have made sense to complete this activity to provide general purpose support for the pattern within the architecture.

However, this would not have made such a major noise if the major political forces had not jumped in.

it is as well to have made this step , " said roger chillingworth to himself , looking after the minister , with a grave smile" .

But Nokia could have made it just a bit more bearable if they were willing to put customers first and profits second.

He failed to outsource much production, which might have made Kodak more nimble and creative.

I shall miss the money I could have made with you.

He must have made an awful blunder that have made him regretful so far sometime before.

But, judging from the wing, it looked to me that when he see the ghost in the queen's apartment, he might have made more of his stockings.

All those early headlines seem to have made a good impression on her.