Sentence examples for made even greater from inspiring English sources

Yet corporate Germany has made even greater strides to cut costs and improve its competitiveness.

The difficulty is made even greater with free safeties who aren't usually near the line of scrimmage.

Somewhere, not far from where she was, people were in the streets, marching, protesting Dorismond's death, their outrage made even greater by the fact that the Dorismond boy was the American-born son of a well-known singer, whose voice they had heard on the radio back in Haiti.

This challenge has been made even greater by the recent worldwide economic crisis.

Feel strangely empty afterward, like the distance between us was made even greater by this desperate, late-night grasp at intimacy.

The risk is made even greater by the fact that users are often dancing for prolonged periods of time in a hot environment and not drinking enough water (which can lead to heat stroke even without taking any drugs).

Now, with deep reluctance, they are having to make even greater cuts.

But the banks are also concerned about having to make even greater provision for bad loans by allowing firms to go bust.

Communities and reader comments are an important aspect of the site, and we also want to make even greater use of photographs.

But Lambie said she had suggested during the 2.5 hour meeting that the government make even greater cuts to foreign aid.

Last October, when launching the coalition's "call to action" on obesity, Lansley stressed that he was "now challenging business to help us make even greater progress.