Sentence examples for make answering from inspiring English sources

The internet will not make answering these questions any easier.

This doesn't relegate the importance of these discoveries but it does make answering your question much more difficult.

But such surveys are difficult to conduct in India, where crowded conditions and multifamily housing make answering questions about sexual violence awkward and difficult.

Guruza takes 20% when you cash out with the money you make answering questions.

Such immersion should make answering the question "How likely is it that you would act like Mike?" more straightforward and reduce the cognitive burden for participants.

Besides wanting to know if you are for Boca or River (arch rivals on the Argentine football scene), the most common questions a traveller might encounter include:  "Have you eaten a steak yet"?  "What's your favourite empanada flavour?" "Have you tried malbec?" "Do you know what mate is?" A trip to The Argentine Experience will make answering these questions a breeze.

It makes answering machines less necessary because so much communication occurs via e-mail and instant messages.

The statute also made answering questions about marijuana policy complicated.

The surrogate position paid six times what I'd been making answering phones for the Marriott.

This makes answering the door much less stressful!

This may make answers harder to find.