Sentence examples for caffeine making from inspiring English sources

Arabica beans contain between 1% to 1.5% caffeine while Robusta has between 1.6% to 2.7% caffeine, making it taste more bitter.

It is the only energy drink product to use caffeine citrate as its primary source of caffeine, making it an all-natural, soluble power plant for busy people on the go.

Antibiotics can decrease your body's ability to break down caffeine, making the effects last longer.

It hydrates and refreshes you, and it contains no sugar or caffeine, making it a healthier choice than lots of other drinks.

"The pairing between the flavors and the way caffeine makes them feel reinforces their propensity for drinking these drinks," she said.

Some parts of the religion — the belief that ancient Israelites travelled to America, for example, or the prohibition on consuming caffeine — make Mormonism distinct, while other parts, like the religion's industrious, seize-the-day ethos (exemplified by Brigham Young's aphorism "We are not going to wait for angels"), neatly dovetail with a broader American ideology.

Those tips and dozens of others — from arriving 15 minutes early to resisting the temptation to down an espresso beforehand in case the caffeine makes you jittery — are posted on My World of Work, an online service intended to help people in Scotland find jobs or improve their career prospects.

Caffeine makes index refresher, we had to come up with a very advanced caching strategy.

That's good, because I can't spend another week blogging from coffee shops — that much caffeine makes me paranoid.

Being pumped by caffeine makes you more likely to purchase a book.

Constant exposure to caffeine makes your brain compensate by decreasing the number of receptors for its own "stimulant," norepinephrine, which makes you seek the stimulation from an outside source.