Examples of 'would be to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "would be to make"
The phrase 'would be to make' indicates a preference or suggestion for a specific action or outcome. It implies that the suggested action or accomplishment is desirable or ideal in a given situation. It conveys the speaker's opinion or recommendation about what should be done
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The third option would be to make no changes.
But perhaps betterthan abolishing the entire system would be to make itwork.
Better idea would be to make change slowly.
Without it the only end in life would be to make money.
That would be to make them disappear again.
The next thing to do would be to make a summary.
The goal would be to make a vaccine as simple and inexpensive as possible.
The best way to take it would be to make a tea.
My goal would be to make the repair invisible.
And her superpower of choice would be to make everyone happy.
Your job would be to make sure that no one gets in.
I am not sure how easy it would be to make that change.
To do so would be to make a retroductive inference.
I thought perhaps the best way round it would be to make it funny.
Better still would be to make direct contact.
So the only way to get such a shirt would be to make one.
One possibility would be to make it explicitly symmetric.
I could check to see how easy or hard it would be to make a port.
My main target would be to make it more competitive.
Another powerful device to attract individuals to your eBook would be to make it interactive.
Another option would be to make some mini pizzas.
The advantage of making summer time a permanent arrangement would be to make planning easier.
A good idea would be to make an inventory.
But perhaps better than abolishing the entire system would be to make it work.
A second option would be to make a donation.
It would be to make Christ the minister of sin.
The simplest way would be to make it black.
The aim would be to make the process of wage formation as transparent as possible.
Only reason to do that would be to make a big withdrawal.
But that would be to make procedural requirements not provided for in the European Convention.
To see how easy it would be to make another one.
Would be to make you watch while I take what you love most.
The next step would be to make VPNs illegal.
Remember how expensive we used to think it would be to make a movie?
My advice would be to make the most of it.
I have often thought how fascinating it would be to make him live again.
My suggestion would be to make sure it is getting enough sun.
An alternative to putting a wave in each electrode would be to make the dielectric wavy.
The effect would be to make them into veritable specialists.
The only way to make it through would be to make myself at home.
The ideal would be to make enough of your own compost.
In which case the smart play would be to make the move here.
One way would be to make use of more than two teams.
A humorous challenge for the guests would be to make the drawings blindfolded.
The first would be to make a thorough evaluation of all the initiatives so far.
The main aim of such a massage would be to make you feel good.
One example would be to make radial slots that are rectilinear.
The obvious way to compensate for this would be to make the vehicles bigger.
An alternative would be to make the reinforcing sleeve of a glass yarn.
Yet another healthy snack for kids would be to make cream and raisin.
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