Sentence examples for make them exceptionally from inspiring English sources

What is more, tuna's restricted spawning grounds make them exceptionally susceptible to collapse if over-fishing continues, reports the international team of scientists.

It undermines the fact that sexism is so ingrained in our culture that we have no way of avoiding language and beliefs that sweep women into categories that make them exceptionally qualified for only the lowest paying jobs.

Today, magnets that combine neodymium with iron and boron, making them exceptionally strong, are found in wind turbines, electric motors, and headphones.

That means the firms, which require vast amounts of capital, must constantly raise it afresh, making them exceptionally vulnerable to sentiment among investors.

Russian exports have boomed because the fallen ruble has made them exceptionally cheap while economic growth elsewhere has driven up demand.

Olives are a great addition to stews, as they counterbalance the richness of fatty meats (see the lamb dish below), while their saltiness makes them exceptionally good with sweet citrus: try black olives and toasted, slivered almonds scattered over thinly sliced oranges and red onions, dressed with olive oil and a splash of orange flower water.

This unique topology makes them exceptionally stable to chemical, thermal and biological degradation compared to other peptides of similar size.

Usually, interferometer-based SHSs are quite large and complex, due to the mirrors required, which also makes them exceptionally sensitive to vibrations.

The combination of a knotted and strongly braced structure with a circular backbone renders the cyclotides impervious to enzymatic breakdown and makes them exceptionally stable.

Qazi [35] articulated the non-pathogenic behavior of thermophiles along with their highly thermostable enzymes, making them exceptionally eligible for scheming microbial bioprocesses for productions of energy fuels in non-aseptic and thus less energy intensive ways.

This makes them exceptionally vulnerable to being abused or taken advantage of.