Sentence examples for made to condense from inspiring English sources

In the recent past, attempts made to condense the various heterocycles have resulted in derivatives possessing better bioactivities.

And some of the most ardent "Lord of the Rings" fanatics, including those who maintain and populate dozens of Tolkien-related Web sites and study the trilogy in college courses and fan clubs, said they were disappointed and even angered by the changes Mr. Jackson made to condense the book's plot.

In 1875 it made machinery to condense smoke and gases for Clyde Lead Works of Glasgow.

Changes are being made to London's plans, including condensing the geographical spread of venues.

5) We have made great effort to condense our text and have shortened the Introduction, Results, and Discussion sections.

It made conceptual sense to condense the three middle response categories of each item, given the descriptors used for these categories.

Unlike some of the adaptations the songwriting team has done in the past, in working from Mr. Doctorow's novel "the problem is not how to flesh out and make clearer, but how to condense and make clearer," Ms. Ahrens said.

As we've seen in recent years, it's been difficult to achieve sustained improvement and the mass of information makes it hard to condense into a simple message.

The artist makes an effort to condense each transit so they may fit on a plastic button or t-shirt, while retaining the shape of the train lines so the systems are still recognizable.

The artist makes an effort to condense each transit so they may fit on a plastic button or t-shirt, while retaining the shape of the train lines so the systems are still recognizable. .

Advice from previous SURFers: "It takes longer than you think!" First write out the text you think you need, then think of ways to condense it by making the text more concise and/or substituting images for text.