Sentence examples for make encounters from inspiring English sources

It's to make encounters such as these possible that CapeRace Cultural Adventures was set up.

May make encounters with all those farmers and metal recyclers who so often work hand-in-hand less fraught.

This would be advantageous given the sharks' itinerant natures and low natural abundance, which would make encounters with suitable mates infrequent and unpredictable.

This removes much of the tension created by the early game impressions of the Commonwealth's myriad threats, but it doesn't make encounters any the less electrifying, or intimidating for other humans.

However, those facts only make encountering attitudes, such as those previously expressed even more bewildering.

Use Repels with a Pokemon of a higher level than the wild Pokemon in the area that you're looking in, but lower than or equal to Latias or Latios' level to make encountering him/her easier.

When I asked if this ever felt icky, or plain wrong, Spratt said no: because to teeter in this way between the real and the fake is just what makes encounters between lookalikes and the general public successful.

"The way people view the police makes encounters like this much more likely to happen," he said.

Reviewers said that changes to combat punished more than challenged; greater enemy numbers and variety made sustaining an attack difficult, and (combined with an array of gadgets which hindered rather than damaged enemies) made encounters long and repetitive.

"This cultural oppression made encountering deaf signing an even rarer occurrence than deaf people's small number would merit," Dr. Stokoe wrote.

Compared with the United States, the continuing crusade against sexual harassment has both gotten less exposure and had a more limited impact in Germany, which made encountering Mr. Stone's enraged play here all the more surprising.