Sentence examples for has made operations from inspiring English sources

Drilling multiple wells from a single pad, up to six at a time, has made operations cheaper.

Connecticut's original farm winery legislation in 1978 allowed wineries that grew their own fruit (grapes included) and produced wine on farm premises to sell wine at the farm on Sundays (unlike liquor stores); subsequent tweaks to the legislation have made operations like Bishop's viable economic bets.

Initially, members of the city council sought to create a minimum fare for limo services that would have made operations impossible.

Microsurgery has made possible operations that otherwise simply could not be performed.

Modern warfare has made amphibious operations easier to the same degree that it has made mountaineering harder.

The Obama administration's decision, announced on Tuesday, to delay for a year a requirement that larger employers provide insurance or pay a penalty has made the operation of the state exchanges — where individuals can shop for insurance starting Oct. 1 — more critical to the success of the new health care law.

Japan has suspended its annual whale hunt in the Antarctic, saying an American anti-whaling group has made the operation unsafe.

Information scarcity and access to proprietary bank networks has made the operation of financial services a mysterious, yet defensible 'black box' capability.

Although there is no evidence linking the attacks to Al Qaeda, the terrorist network has made simultaneous suicide operations like those on Monday something of a specialty.

US success has made its transatlantic operation a priority.

Hillary Clinton, wisely, has made development and operation of the Internet a matter of foreign policy.