Sentence examples for has made conditions from inspiring English sources

The sacrifice of western blood has made conditions worse.

"The Bank of Japan has made conditions very difficult for growth in Japan," he said.

The BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports from Tacloban where heavy rain has made conditions more difficult for the survivors of the typhoon.

They start with the news of small or mid-level studios shrinking down and refocusing, and some sentiment around how the changing platform has made conditions tougher for the small guys.

The fires, though illegal, normally occur mid-year but unusually dry weather has made conditions ripe for wildfires.

We all agree that the annoyances of flying have made conditions not merely unpleasant but unacceptable as well.

Since then the North Africa and Middle East protests have made conditions even harder, pushing the price of oil back over $100 a barrel.

Having made conditions ideal for these companies to nail a brass-plate to the door of a room somewhere handy for the airport, we need to establish what more the UK can derive from them.

Hundreds of thousands of people have flooded in from the countryside to find work and opportunity, but increasingly the reason they give for moving is that frequent droughts, erratic rainfall, heatwaves, unseasonal frosts and floods have made conditions too hard to grow crops.

In New Jersey, where a drought emergency has been in effect since December, David Robinson, the state climatologist at Rutgers University, told The Associated Press that recent rains had made conditions "far better than they were on the first of March," but that the emergency continued.

If Britain and the United States, which began a generous program of lend-lease to keep the Red Army going, had made conditions about Eastern Europe, then, in 1941, when the Wehrmacht was bearing down on Moscow, the Iron Curtain might not have begun to descend four years later.