Sentence examples for by making it less from inspiring English sources

But a new core curriculum at CUNY takes a big step in the wrong direction, say some science faculty members, by making it less likely that its graduates will be exposed to hands-on laboratory coursework.

Unemployment benefits, for example, can prolong joblessness by making it less costly to be without work.

ReprintsThe bank was set up in 2010, partly to fight corruption in the organ-allocation system by making it less haphazard.

On labour markets, however, the Prodi platform proposes partly to reverse the Biagi law by making it less attractive to employ people on temporary contracts.

In a column in The New Republic, Peter Orzsag, President Obama's former budget director, argues for making the country's policy-setting less dysfunctional by making it "less democratic".

They called off talks over disagreements on how to value Nortel's unit and on whether the combination would hurt Corning's sales by making it less independent.

Unlike "Primary Colors," "O" has been panned by critics, making it less likely that the author will voluntarily identify himself.

It does not require browsers to have the DNT indication set by default, making it less effective at protecting the privacy of consumers who may not know how to change their browser settings, or why they should.

7 The immune system is compromised by HIV making it less responsive to defend against infection.

During most of a solar eclipse, the sun will be partly blocked by the moon, making it less bright.

This enzyme contains iron-sulfur clusters that can be damaged by free radicals, making it less effective at removing ribosomes, which then get stuck on the mRNA.