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91. The customers say you'd have to be a detective to make sense of it.

92. Unless there are sound reasons for so doing, it does not make sense to go outside the established channel.

93. This often happens when independent organizations seek to make sense of different providers offering the same service.

94. Finally, does the traditional definition of deviance make sense from a female perspective?

95. He says it doesn't make sense to point the finger of blame,(sentencedict.com) it's the law that is at fault.

96. Does it really make sense to conceive of a tutorial existing in isolation?

97. In addition to intuitive judgements a head, deputy and other colleagues need to make sense to outsiders.

98. Or, conversely, do alleged causes finally need to make sense in a system of rules and rational choices?

99. Emily rubbed her eyes as the figures swam before her, that didn't make sense.

100. How could he make sense of it all unless he could first solve the riddle of himself?

101. A violent, enduring mythology is activated to make sense of immediate socio-political crisis and fear.

102. How do you make sense out of the many conflicting issues and statements about the political world that confront you each day?

103. But despite all the efforts to make sense of the artist, he remains elusive, an enigma.

104. Words gushed out incontinently: a gabble, of which, alas, it was only too easy to make sense.

105. It is rarely an impossibility to find a third person, and in gusty weather this must make sense.

106. Creating a transcontinental wireless operator seems to make sense.

107. People tend to make sense of relationship by kinship.

108. It doesn't make sense to fool around any more.

109. The big Operators even the manufactories join the competition of the Mobile-mail business. And the act will make sense for the internal arisen market of Mobile-mail whether success and lose.

110. "This was not something that our conventional models could make sense of," says Andrew Haldane, executive director of financial stability at the Bank of England.

111. Diviner will provide back-up data for LRO's other ice-sensitive instruments, identifying areas where positive signs of ice would not make sense because the temperature is too high.

112. After Athena's death, and in my search to help it all make sense, I put together a personal action plan that followed six simple steps.

113. McCain advisers say they don't think it would make sense to name the vice presidential designee earlier because the impact would get diluted by Obama's selection.

114. The more I try to make sense, the wilder it all gets.

115. 'It has to make sense for the companies, but we think we have something to offer in terms of price,' said Rainer Riess, managing director of Deutsche Boerse's business development.

116. Prefab housingis as much about efficiency of construction as it is about buildinghomes that make sense for the end user.

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118. If we want to get off the oil addiction, doesn't it make sense to have some kind of gas tax?

119. It will slam the door shut to the possibility of connecting to a greater reality lifeline that they can make sense from.

120. There is no time in the history of redemption that it would make sense for Hosea to view as involving the establishment of a conditional covenant with all mankind.