Sentence examples for make people lower from inspiring English sources
"If you introduce mandatory reporting, all the attention to that and threats of punishment will make people lower their threshold of reporting," Munro said.
Now, these researchers say, they are citing what is a more realistic weight goal -- a loss of about 10percentt of body weight, which often is enough to make people healthier, lowering their blood sugar and blood pressure.
Energy prices had become a "political football" he added but, "the only way to make people's bills lower in the longer, and for good, is to insulate those homes.
McQueen's most notorious articles of clothing are pants called bumsters: they lower the waistline, make people look taller, and reveal rear cleavage.
After all, he said, the average height of soldiers during the Civil War was 5 foot 4. But while diet can make people grow taller, the upper and lower limits of an individual's height is set by genes.
While Martin can make people miss, Jordan does not even try, lowering his shoulder and running over defenders.
The administration says that would lower insurance rates, improve public safety and make people living here illegally more visible.
The standard economic view argues that lower prices for any good increase the budget set and make people better off.
This is because the threat or use of sanctions makes people take lower-quality jobs than if they had been allowed to wait for a better opportunity.
This "churn" in the market is part of what makes people uncomfortable about lower trade barriers, because it may cause difficult adjustments for some workers or companies.
