The phrase "already make sense" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "already makes sense" to agree with the singular subject.
Example: "After reviewing the data, it seems that the results already make sense to me."
Alternatives: "already is clear" or "already is logical".
One-fold or 100% improvement of catalytic capacity of a mutant already makes sense and the recognition of such a mutant is a challenge.
There will be some more iterative executions of the tech on the consumer side before things shrink down too much, but there are also quite a few existing industries where this tech already makes sense, particularly in the automative and enterprise workforce spaces where fashion is a distant second to utility.
Babies also are already making sense of the sounds they hear.
Through our engagement with Van Gogh's painting, Heidegger suggests, we lucidly encounter the negotiation by which we are always-already making sense of the world.
Moves into Vietnam, Thailand and Philippines — which sources told TechCrunch are underway with local teams already hired — make sense since these are markets where Go-Jek can roll out its flagship bike service and potentially others, but Singapore is trickier since motorbike taxis are outlawed.
But by bringing Batman out of retirement, should that be the route Warner Bros. takes, we would get a completely new approach to a Batman origin story, i.e. rebooting him after he's already existed (make sense?).
Some 90% of the companies out there are small businesses that are already struggling to make sense of the apprenticeships system and do not understand the enrolment process.
Now, it's your job to step into the fog-bound landscape beyond these gates where the pile-ups are already happening and make sense of it for the rest of us.
There are plenty of places where solar and wind already make economic sense, provided investment conditions are right.
