Examples of 'make an even' in a sentence
Meaning of "make an even"
make an even: To create a fair or balanced situation, often used in the context of resolving conflicts or ensuring equality
How to use "make an even" in a sentence
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make an even
You could make an even better offer.
Perhaps we could work together to make an even better one.
And make an even greater fool of himself.
In practice it is useful to make an even stronger assumption.
You make an even bigger painting.
Fossor needs to make an even hundred.
Let us make an even simpler list that we are going to fail at.
Share the love and make an even bigger impact.
Make an even more horrible shadow.
You are going to make an even bigger mess of things.
Make an even bigger contribution to the causes he cares about.
Please do not make an even bigger one.
To make an even bigger splash and really shake things up.
It seemed he had to make an even bigger commotion.
Make an even exchange.
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I want to make an even better one.
This type will allow you to make an even cut.
I would make an even better producer.
Learn from their mistakes and make an even better site.
We will make an even bigger show.
With the right strategy you will make an even greater profit.
And make an even bigger fuss.
Someday that old fool will make an even bigger mistake.
And make an even bigger hole.
A time is coming where you might need to make an even greater sacrifice.
Some might make an even more winning hand.
It is my sincere hope that my upcoming book will make an even greater impact.
Do not let him make an even bigger sacrifice.
Make an even bigger deal by signing up for the home delivery service.
I think she will make an even better lawyer.
To make an even Richer explosion of musical expression.
Not to let her make an even bigger scene.
Make an even different kind of mistake and Google will punish you.
He went on to make an even more serious claim.
That the combined gifts of the brothers would make an even greater kingdom.
Burps make an even bigger contribution.
These out buildings could be removed to make an even larger patio area.
That lets us make an even more paradoxical claim.
A zero time served versus two years would make an even bigger difference.
Now make an even bigger contribution.
You wish you had more funds to make an even bigger killing.
I would make an even stronger statement.
Sometimes more than one hazard can combine to make an even bigger hazard.
But you will make an even more excellent surgeon.
You promote a fantastic worker because they will make an even better leader.
Your folks want to make an even exchange in an open field.
Although Maddy Phillips is a lousy actress and she will make an even worse witness.
Together we can make an even greater impact in our city.
These considerations call upon the international community to make an even greater commitment in Kosovo.
We need to make an even greater investment in mutual stability and prosperity.
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You always make the right decision
Make sure to stir during or after cooking
You did not make arrangements for this
