Sentence examples for make entering from inspiring English sources

Today's no-fly list and other protective measures make entering the country much more difficult.

Entering expense data is easy, and the app has clever calendar dials to make entering recurring expense information simple.

While all these services work with existing remote controls, the e-mail and Web surfing services also typically include a wireless keyboard to make entering text easier.

Opaque markets and jealous incumbents make entering the domestic energy business difficult, and continental Europe's fondness for long-term contracts makes it hard for suppliers there to respond to price signals elsewhere.

But for several years there has been debate among Orthodox rabbis in Israel over whether devices that measure the weight in an elevator car, and adjust power accordingly, effectively make entering a car the equivalent of pressing a button.

Such organizations only need to make entering and positioning decisions.

Fighting between these rivals has made entering the area dangerous.

The effect we made entering two abreast in procession was the main concern of our supervisors.

This makes entering Vestry's beautiful, new, all-white space that much more of a pleasant surprise.

But that is in violation of a regulation that makes entering the Royal parks after midnight a criminal offense carrying a fine of $320.

But Mr. Tai said that Zi had developed an algorithm that makes entering traditional Chinese characters even more efficient than phonetic systems.