make core in a sentence

1. The experts can only guess ( live oaks tend toward heart rot, making core samples unusable ).
2. For the year, more moderate prices for housing and tobacco products, which rose sharply in 1998, helped make core prices low.
3. However, Japan Steel Works is the only one that can make cores in a single piece without welds, which reduces risk from radiation leakage.
4. Konigs believes the Web will become the dominant delivery platform for applications, and that together with component technology will make core applications part of enterprise-wide solutions.
5. It is a provision which prevents the General Assembly from making core innovations which might profoundly affect the polity of the Church without first referring these to the presbyteries.
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7. The Border Gateway Protocol makes routing decisions based on paths, network policies, or rule-sets configured by a network administrator and is involved in making core routing decisions.
8. A tendency to focus only on the functional decision making core of the CDSS existed, causing a deficiency in planning for how the clinician will actually use the product in situ.
9. A 1992 school reform extended vocational upper secondary programmes by one year, aligning them with three years of general upper secondary education, increasing their general education content, and making core subjects compulsory in all programmes.
10. Berry said Chase's management, under the direction of chairman and chief executive Thomas G . Labrecque, had cleaned up the bank's balance sheet by selling off underperforming businesses and making core businesses like mortgage banking and credit cards more profitable.
11. Berry said Chase's management, under the direction of Thomas G . Labrecque, the chairman and chief executive, had cleaned up the bank's balance sheet by selling off underperforming businesses and making core businesses like mortgage banking and credit cards more profitable.
12. Agnelli also said that Fiat's loss-making core auto unit, Fiat Auto, might not remain part of the group _ the first such acknowledgment coming from a member of the Agnelli family, which has long been seen as reluctant to see the car manufacturer end up in outside hands.