render

Anyone who works in land management knows these agencies have long gone underfunded and unsupported by Republicans, rendering them less and less effective as the demands on them grow ever more pressing.

The social context that formed Stanley’s character is rendered visible in Mescal’s performance.

Los Angeles is burning, a tragedy so vast it renders Didion’s prose on the Santa Ana winds unhelpful.

The Palisades fire killed 12 people and destroyed thousands of homes, rendering the coastal enclave virtually unrecognizable.

And so for the first time I perceived money as more than merely a medium of payments exchanged for goods produced and services rendered.