Sentence examples for have made potential from inspiring English sources

The result is an increase in available rentals, just as worries over terrorism, the economy and job security have made potential renters jittery and indecisive.

Delays and cost overruns at two nuclear reactors under construction in France and Finland have made potential investors wary of joining a consortium led by France's EDF for a similar project in Britain, EDF's chief executive has admitted.

The Catalan giants have made potential suitors aware about the 27-year-old Spain international's availability.

While the odd tone of the post (titled "Utopian world and its dark side challenges") can most likely be attributed to the fact that English is Ternovskiy's second language, this is obviously intended to be a serious response to the lingering issues that have made potential investors wary.

That uncertainty has made potential investors nervous.

The unrest has made potential investors jittery, and whipsawed governments already weakened by recession.

And Uzbekistan's opposition to it has made potential investors, namely China and Russia, wary.

The lifting of the ban, followed by its reinstatement, and all the publicity around it, has made potential blackmailers more aware that homosexuality is a criminal offence.

The reading, down to a seven-year low, was a reflection of widespread job losses and the lack of available credit that has made potential homebuyers scarce.

And, in the process, it has made potential voting blocs such as segregationists and xenophobes a subject of active conversation in the campaign.

As our own Grace Wyler points out, there are lots of theories: It could be better birth control, better sex education, or maybe the recession has made potential teen mothers decide that the time isn't right.