Sentence examples for a tool to make from inspiring English sources

Money developed explicitly as a tool to make our lives easier, our trades less onerous.

Surgery gives them a tool to make this battle a fair fight".

5.14pm: David Vella presents his "Live Album" - a tool to make our community coordinators and moderators lives much easier.

It is also a tool to make more art: ochre was great for making red marks on stone.

It may also be worthwhile to buy a tool to make sure the cartridge is lined up properly.

The carpenter said to make it look like that, you'd have to make a tool to make the board match the other boards.

Intellectual property protection has become a tool to make permanent the growing inequality of the global economy: the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.

The result was a tool to make digital magazines, the platform now known as Mag+, used by New York magazine, Shape, Macworld, and many more.

It was never intended as a precise predictor of currency movements, but as a tool to make exchange-rate theory more digestible.

Indeed, Ancestry.com is positioning itself as a tool to make such connections to relatives, said Eric Shoup, senior vice president for product.

Burgernomics was never intended as a precise gauge of currency misalignment, merely a tool to make exchange-rate theory more digestible.