Sentence examples for make consuming from inspiring English sources

The five person company plans on using the funding to hire more engineers who are enthusiastic about building a mobile experience — And who want to make consuming news and staying engaged with stories much easier via mobile.

It used to be that you couldn't check out the new projects on Kickstarter without basically tripping over scads of smartwatch concepts — some were neat, some seemed more than a little shady, but all of them were meant to capitalize on the notion that using our amazing pocket computers of the future didn't make consuming information easy or frictionless enough.

This would make consuming and sharing media among your devices — and your friends — more frictionless, and that Gmail integration is something the founders hope to add going forward.

The pleasure of making, consuming and exchanging books is at the core of Self Publish, Be Happy".

These factors made consuming more and saving less a very rational decision, albeit a short-sighted one.

How, as we delve deeper into the 21st century, the primacy of recorded music is beginning to look more and more like a hangover from another era, we will start developing ways of making, consuming and thinking about music in vastly different ways to what we have been used to for the past 50 odd years.

Twitter has made consuming the arts a shared experience.

The company offers a degree of convenience for buyers of stuff that's never been equalled (which, while being hyperbolic may also be true), and it has made consuming new crap nearly effortless.

Most competing tablets from Microsoft, Samsung, Google, Sony and even Tesco, have screens closer to the 16:9 ratio of televisions, which makes consuming video and movies more satisfying.

But those behind the mission to get coffee into space hope that the same technologies can eventually be used for making and consuming other important things, like medicines.

Making and consuming cider is one of the noblest and oldest expressions of the human spirit, and Wes Mickel, proprietor of Central Texas' Argus Cidery, is continuing that song.