Sentence examples for make it physically from inspiring English sources

One way to decrease turnout is to make it physically more difficult to vote.

It's an interesting problem to make it physically low-impact but with deep feeling.

Although the storm's after-effects may make it physically harder for some people to vote, disasters can also increase civic-mindedness and patriotism, attitudes that make voting more likely.

It is only a matter of time before we sail past our Wakefield stop because a coincidence of tantrums and twinges make it physically impossible to get everything off in time.

At WBTs above 35C, the high heat and humidity make it physically impossible for even the fittest human body to cool itself by sweating, with fatal consequences after six hours.

It's possible that the small size of bird ancestors provided more than one entry into flight: Their small size would make it physically possible for wings to lift their bodies into the air, while larger relatives relied on gliding instead.

She added that power-steering and other drivers' aids in fact made it physically easier to drive a Formula One car.

"It has made it physically more dangerous to work," says Pye Jakobson, a 40-year-old prostitute in Stockholm.

Like a very grand ballgown, or a bridal dress with a train, the wings form a kind of exclusion zone, making it physically difficult to get close.

"I made it psychologically, and I made it physically," Mr. Patz said last week of his change of heart about Etan's fate and his need to pursue the man he considers the killer.

In rural areas and the south Wales valleys, many bank and post office branches have closed, making it physically difficult for residents to gain access to a bank account, says Langley.