Sentence examples for a process made from inspiring English sources

The building, originally 41 stories tall, had been taken down to its 26th floor in a process made more painstaking because of potentially toxic substances inside it.

The bonds went unclaimed for the usual reasons of mortality and forgetfulness — a process made likelier by their 40-year terms until payoff.

The first step before inserting an implant is stretching the skin with a tissue expander, a process made more difficult when skin has been damaged by radiation.

Next, you start the software, line up your face in the viewfinder and snap a photo, a process made easier by a small mirror.

Any handshake agreement would still have to be ratified by both sides, a process made slightly more cumbersome because the players dissolved their union on Nov. 14.

Teams know how many fans attend their games on a given night, a process made easier by bar codes scanned at the turnstiles.

Nothing about such a process makes the traffic enforcement agent a particularly popular figure, and agents are increasingly the targets of verbal and physical attacks.

Again, however, whether such signals reflect the process of a decision or the readout from a comparison process made elsewhere is a matter of debate.

MET systems rely on a hospital process made up of an afferent limb, an efferent limb and a management team [ 7, 8].

It's a slow process made worse by the security situation — and Baghdad is a very large city.

It's a challenging process, made even more difficult by the curse of unrealistic expectations.