Sentence examples for make the operation less from inspiring English sources
BP intends to install a new system by the middle of next month that will make the operation less prone to dangerous weather conditions and create several backup systems to collect the oil, which continues to gush from the well at a greater rate than the containment systems can collect it.
The countries had different standards for sweeteners used in mouthwashes which necessitated manufacturing Listerine in two locations making the operation less capital efficient, increasing cost of production and consumers having to pay higher prices.
The ease with which the allograft could be created made the operation less demanding and more precise.
To make the operation look less of a failure, the initiative was given the credit for five convictions of men accused of sex trafficking, even though they had all been picked up from other routine police investigations.
To make the process less burdensome, Mr. Sims and his new operations manager decided to be more proactive.
Finally, to make the operation even easier to use and less venerable to errors, we have demonstrated dipsticks tests for a broad range of contaminants in water.
I would have expected BMW to apply some tuning magic to make this operation less apparent.
DTO systems also make the 24/7 operations less constrained because the operation of trains is less dependent on staff availability.
It was possible, they argued, that aggressive cancers that could kill had already spread beyond the prostate by the time they were detected, making the operation futile, while the less aggressive ones would never spread in a man's lifetime, making the operation unnecessary.
This made the operation for carrier reuse easier.
No matter who wins, the Washington Post hopes the new leader asks Congress to embark on more than lobbying and earmark reform: "[T]here hasn't been enough focus on another kind of reform that the new leader, whoever he is, needs to promote: making the operations of the House less autocratic, more deliberative for all members and fairer to the minority — in short, more democratic".
