Sentence examples similar to i e make from inspiring English sources

The greatest opportunity is emerging from the ability to combine structured and unstructured data to improve decision-making and enhance our predictive abilities i.e. make smarter decisions.

Is ARPA-E Making Any Progress?

Of course, the company could make bad decisions with that money, i.e. make a bad investment or buy the wrong things.

This is why I am saying it all has to be standardised (i.e. make it windows), to eliminate such problems, as those small problems could cost customers.

The traditional way physicians provided care for the poor was cost-shifting - i.e., making sure that operating expenses were covered by those who could pay.

(i.e. Makes a log of incoming phone numbers). Note that information of this sort is not gathered in the ordinary course of business.

i.e. making the existing products better, faster, cheaper and so on for existing customers.

The first relates to making recipes shoppable, i.e. making it incredibly easy to order the ingredients needed to cook a recipe listed online or in an app.

The Fed saved (i.e., made irrelevant) the banks by making them moneyed wards of the state and then re-took over interest-rate setting.

Likewise, the manipulations they make (i.e. creating textural contrasts, intensifying flavors, and yes, providing interesting visual and aural enhancements) are focused on truly improving your eating experience, i.e. making things taste better.

(e) First, I make the problem worse.