Sentence examples for made interactions from inspiring English sources

Once that connection has been made, interactions between volunteers and older people can go on to become less formulaic over time, with real friendships developing.

Acting as a critical counterweight to market culture, the Web has made interactions between random, equal citizens far more possible than ever before.

Just maintaining relations with Britain's difficult Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery made interactions with future congressional Democrats seem like a walk in the park.

This kind of economic push and technological pull has made interactions between government, universities and industries begin to be established (see Fig. 2).

Some of the students pointed out that the 'classroom atmosphere [like] at school' made interactions more personal.

However, despite the fact that different docking methodologies were performed, the compounds tested made interactions with the same amino acid residues.

A camera-equipped officer working with the Traveller community reported that the device made interaction more difficult because some members of this community resist being filmed.

Unique functions led to needs to interact (necessity), and shared functions make interactions possible (possibility).

In plain-speak, they think booze makes interactions less meaningful and that hangovers get in the way of their goals.

As its name suggests, Locke is going to make interactions between the samba band, performers and Turbine Hall visitors central to the piece instead.

This makes interactions within the group and with collaborators and managers much smoother.