Sentence examples for fixed making from inspiring English sources

It says that allowing offline viewing is a way of getting round slow internet connections – and argues that those will soon be fixed, making the feature redundant.

But the rates they pay are still fixed, making the meters a mere technical curiosity, rather than a signal to conserve when power supplies are tight and prices high.

If the Chinese devaluation does bring what one City analyst, Albert Edwards, last week called a "tidal wave of deflation" to the global economy, the most vulnerable countries will be those that are heavily in debt – because while wages and profits fall in a deflationary period, the value of debts remains fixed, making them harder to service (to pay interest on).

However, the recovery rules are fixed, making the model less flexible when compared to the EH-SCA framework.

Joints such as elbows or ankles may become frozen in place; jaw motion can be impeded and the rib cage fixed, making eating or even breathing difficult.

A clay head is then ceremoniously fixed, making the effigy about 7 feet tall.

"Does your fix make it better or worse?" asked Elizabeth Verdier, a spokeswoman for the Boeing Company.

The bad news is that the Kernel Page Table Isolation fix makes everything run slower on Intel x86 processors.

Is there anything you'd like to fix? Make sure you are passionate about your project and that it is something you'd really like to improve.

Indeed, the very plunge in currencies that precipitated the crisis also provided a fix, making Thai, Malaysian, Indonesian and Korean goods that much cheaper on world markets.

He's a writer with a gift that he bends to bizarre use, ignoring easy fixes, making the reader's experience generally exhausting.