Sentence examples for make something lower from inspiring English sources
When I think of just how many people are watching lesbian porn I think, 'You can't have your cake and eat it: you can't say lesbian sex is not OK or that it's subnormal and then utilise our sex to whack one out.' Maybe that's why lesbian sex is subordinated – if you make something lower than you, you can exploit it, which is what's happened to women in the history of all time.
When I think of just how many people are watching lesbian porn I think, 'You can't have your cake and eat it: you can't say lesbian sex is not OK or that it's subnormal and then utilise our sex to whack one out.' Maybe that's why lesbian sex is subordinated – if you make something lower than you, you can exploit it, which is what's happened to women in the history of all time.
It has one of the lowest potentials known in a biological system, so nature said, OK, well, we're not going to make something with a lower potential to do this chemistry, we'll have something else with a higher potential, but will drive the reaction because it's going to be non-spontaneous.
"Anytime you make something simpler and lower friction, you get more of it," Jeffrey P. Bezos, the company's chief executive and founder, wrote in a letter to shareholders in 2007, after the company made getting a book nearly instantaneous with the original Kindle.
"With the Atom that changed to 'How do we make something that runs with much lower levels of power?'".
You can't make something like Obamacare work without giving lower-income families enough support that insurance becomes affordable.
Companies could decrease portion sizes to make a food appear to have lower calories or increase portion sizes to make something seem more nutritious.
"The stars are really in alignment to make something happen this year," said Blair Horner, legislative director of the New York Public Interest Research Group, which has lobbied for lower rates.
However, by 2030, we have committed to lower energy intensity by 33%, meaning that we will take 33% less energy to make something, compared to making it today".
To embrittle means to make something brittle.
