Sentence examples for has made things less from inspiring English sources
Automobile traffic is thicker all the time and dust is endemic, but the gradual relocation of heavy industry away from the city center has made things less suffocating.
You could have made things less awkward by emphasizing her comfort, rather than your discomfort: "Oh, you might want to adjust your shirt — your bra is showing," or (indicating her crossed arms) "Are you warm enough?
In the United States, however, public registries have made things less safe for those on the registries.
Lying during a conflict may seem like a good, defensive way of getting someone to leave you alone but it binds you even more tightly to that person because you've made things less clear and have evaded your real needs rather than stood up for yourself.
When it comes to selling items online, social network Depop has made things a bit less hectic.
The recession has made things worse, they have less control over their economies but at least they can control women".
But by cutting so much so fast, Britain has made things more difficult for itself, and less certain, than they need to be.
But being a less developed country experiencing a faster ageing process than most has made things difficult for China.
Politics has made things harder.
This would have made things more, not less, complicated for the Democrats.
This is fueled by suspicion that corruption may have made things both more expensive and, perhaps, less safe.
