Sentence examples for abandonment making from inspiring English sources

These include storing payment credentials in Chrome to make it easier for consumers to checkout and reduce shopping cart abandonment; making Google Wallet available in the desktop version of Gmail; the Instant Buy API, which is designed to streamline transactions for merchants selling physical goods and services; and the Wallet Objects API for merchants offering loyalty programs.

Everything from its cryptic name – using the position in the alphabet of the first letters of Eileen Gray's name (E, 7) and of her then-lover Jean Badovici (10, 2) – to its history of being defaced by murals Corbusier painted (while naked) on its walls, a murder, and neglected abandonment, make this the most enigmatic of France's many modernist houses.

Tired of cat poo, mauled robins and shredded shrubs, this suburban guerrilla has apparently resorted to theft, animal abandonment and making a five-year-old cry.

We know that local governments can and should use building code enforcement to prevent abandonment by making current owners responsible - or to ensure that they responsibly renounce their ownership so that others can step in.

At age 6, like many boys in London during the Blitz, he was sent away to a boarding school in the country; there, his fears of abandonment were made worse by the bullying of older boys and brutal beatings at the hands of a sadistic headmaster.

Tara Geer has had her studio there for nine years, and there's something about the approach to it — the buses that she was drawing from at one period, the bare elevated tracks, the combined feeling of vigor and abandonment — that makes me feel I am in a certain era of the city's life.

It was that sense of abandonment that made them feel truly alone.

It's his mix of nerdy devotion and joyful abandonment that makes him and his music so interesting.

This lethal combination of denial and abandonment has made the coal industry was one of the most dangerous, reckless and costly endeavors in industrial history.

Prevalent abandonment can make neighborhoods targets for crime, lower property values, create a cycle of neglect and expose residents to health risks.

The context here being the "hood" or urban areas commonly "disheveled by lack of upkeep or abandonment," which makes people feel uneasy or signal the presence of criminal activity.