Sentence examples for made taller from inspiring English sources

The participants didn't notice this alteration, but those made taller negotiated in the virtual game much more aggressively than those made shorter.

The Allroad also has more ground clearance, not because it was made taller (or more tippy), but because it got an adjustable suspension.

The plan depicted a five-story structure atop the old building, made taller by bulkheads holding motors for the elevators and cooling system on the roof.

The earliest Gupta temples, such as the Buddhist temples at Sanchi, have flat roofs; however, the sikhara (spire), typical of the north Indian temple, was developed in this period and with time was steadily made taller.

Just two days ago the city decided that inspectors will no longer be present every time a construction crane is being erected or made taller, an emergency provision put in place following the last major accident.

Ten days later, the Buildings Department issued a new set of provisional regulations for crane jumps and said that as a precaution, its inspectors would be on hand every time a crane was put up, made taller or dismantled.

Elevators made tall buildings, and thus modern urban life, possible.

Some papers remodeled buildings and others built them, but none were particularly distinctive until the elevator made tall structures feasible.

Steel frames and the invention of elevators combined to made tall buildings achievable, and urbanization made them necessary.

Graham also explains with lucidity and gusto how improvements in lift technology are making taller and more exclusive buildings possible.

For example, short-stemmed rice has much higher grain yield, because it does not waste resources making taller stems.