Sentence examples for make large parts from inspiring English sources

It was early 2008, and the distinguished scientist was predicting imminent and irreversible global warming, which would soon make large parts of the planet uninhabitably hot or put them underwater.

It argues that limited upgrades and better organisation (coupled with Russia's very low labour costs) could make large parts—it suggests three-quarters of three-quarters ofdustheal base proldtable.

While there is a wide variety of views about the current Israeli military action, many share the worries of Israelis about the intentions of Iran and its proxies, Hizbullah in the north and Hamas in the south, which, if unchecked, are in a position through ever-increasing military capability to make large parts of the country uninhabitable.

Global warming, meanwhile, is threatening to make large parts of the Arctic less icy within decades.

The pilot project is designed to find out how Ford might be able to use 3D printing to make large parts, tooling and components at relatively small volumes, where it normally wouldn't make sense to even bother because of how much it would cost.

But even farming can't fulfill the demands of a growing population.... Reduce crop yields; Create a malnutrition crisis; Make large parts of the planet unable to grow core crops such as bananas and maize.

On the one hand, such production places a tremendous burden on the planet and risks making large parts of it uninhabitable and extinguishing a great deal of life.

Such a rise – which would be much higher nearer the poles – would have cataclysmic and irreversible consequences for the Earth, making large parts of the planet uninhabitable and threatening the basis of human civilisation.

It is what drives economic convergence, making large parts of the developing world better off year by year.Demography is destiny againFor much of the past two centuries the know-how that determines productivity and living standards has been concentrated in the West.

He addressed security issues, saying that parliamentary elections, scheduled for next year, would be "well nigh impossible" as the threat from Taliban insurgents made large parts of the Pashtun areas inaccessible.

It has chronicled new technologies as diverse as air-conditioning, which transformed America by making large parts of the country comfortably habitable, and biotechnology, which has raised both life expectancy and the fears of experimenting with life.