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151. Months passed while he delayed action on the pending divorce, and when I asked him why, he said, "I know it doesn't make sense."

152. If so, does it make sense that the concept would have a value on this dimension about the same as the known quantity?

153. Rational Application Developer is usually pretty good at guessing what kinds of JSF controls make sense and generating robust and efficient code into JSPs.

154. William James argues that our feelings of regret do not make sense in a determined world.

155. I'm technophobia. My brother got all the genes required to understand operating manuals, to repair things,(http://sentencedict.com/make sense.html) or to make sense of computers.

156. Our authors tend to write in a casual, anecdotal sense but that might not make sense to Chinese readers, so local authors will have a hand in the writing.

157. "That's when the tiny braincase started to make sense, because early whales have big skulls and relatively small brains, " Gingerich remembers.

158. Choose photos that convey a real meaning and make sense in the application context.

159. Aude Oliva, an associate professor of cognitive science at MIT, uses images like this one to study how our brains make sense of sight.

160. Similarly, says Fisk, it "doesn't make sense" to turn off Ulysses just as the Sun comes to the end of a 22-year magnetic cycle.

161. Delaying their retirement by raising the pensionable age might make sense.

162. According to Bousso and colleagues, the only way to avoid this conundrum is to introduce a cut-off point(sentencedict.com), which then helps make sense again.

163. The daily bombardment of news reports and drug advertising offers little guidance on how to make sense of self-proclaimed medical breakthroughs and claims of worrisome risks.

164. It tries to make sense in guiding the establishment of scientific and reasonable higher education cost sharing system in Zhejiang Province.

165. You tried to put an AutoNumber field in a lookup table . That probably doesn't make sense.

166. Given the new data, Mark Pepys, a CRP expert at University College London, says it doesn't make sense to look for a drug that targets CRP to prevent heart attacks.

167. Logic - Does this make sense? Does it contradict something else I know to be true? Is it self-contradictory?

168. You're using the Andromeda to make sense of a senseless universe.

169. Its laws were invented to help make sense of the universe, and are descriptive, not prescriptive.

170. That seems irrefutable to him, but why wouldn't it make sense?

171. But it would make sense: a small fee on each loan would be almost pure profit.

172. This seemingly convoluted lifecycle begins to make sense only in an environment in which change dominates.

173. The fund's economists argue that a universal debt limit does not make sense.

174. It can make sense for some domestic enterprise that applied Dupond financial analysis and balance scorecard.

175. The author argues, from the prospective of history didactics, that in order to make sense of the world, especially of today's world, textbooks and curricula must embrace world history.

176. But this time there are no pantomime villains, like bolshy shop stewards or incompetent managers, to make sense of the narrative.

177. Also it should induce the undergraduates to make sense of beauty and discover it, perhaps to a higher degree of our social development, encourage them to create beauty with passion and initiative.

178. Our goal is to design products that are contextually relevant and available through the medium and methods that make sense to users.

179. The rest of this article explains how these technologies interact so you can make sense of the underlying path, from service call to an invocation of a business method in an implementation.

180. On the face of it that seems to make sense. But the figures don't add up.