Sentence examples for make more meaningful from inspiring English sources

The established models will help fill the current gap between beach posting and actual water quality and make more meaningful and effective decisions on beach closures and advisories.

Similarly, sysinformatics would attempt to make more meaningful the mountains of data and relations resulting from a new science of systems.

And the plan "misses an important opportunity to make more meaningful inroads toward eliminating the state's long-term structural imbalance" — between its revenues and its expenditures.

And then, I think, he used the concept of law to help broaden and make more meaningful concepts like the superego and psychoanalysis".

The hospitals, which are facing many other financial pressures, say they would have to spend hundreds of millions of dollars more to make more meaningful progress toward readiness.

Two critical factors limiting the advancement of treatment wetland technologies are a standardized approach to elucidate extant process mechanisms and a basis with which to make more meaningful comparisons within and between systems that naturally evolve and mature with time.

This sense of allegiance needs to be made more meaningful.

The observance was in any case made more meaningful, even necessary, by a botched 50th-anniversary commemoration a decade ago.

We're particularly interested in seeing how data can be made more meaningful and accessible to everyone.

Some would like to see the vote she has promised on the final deal made more meaningful, for example.

Why do you think governments aren't making more meaningful investments in building better Internet infrastructure, especially in emerging economies, but in every country?