Sentence examples for make them function from inspiring English sources

In the chase for perfect pixels, white space and copycat Pinterest interfaces, we are seeing long-standing products undergo redesigns that don't make them function better and, at times, even makes them less functional.

"International courts, like other international bodies, require the co-operation of states to make them function efficiently..

Get the salt at the roots.'" The sprinklers had been shut off for the season, but plumbers were called in to make them function again.

What underlies so many of Obama's decisions is an attachment to the institutions that hold up American society, a desire to make them function better rather than remake them altogether.

As our institutions are run more like businesses, with academia reduced to research competition and democratic processes such as elected academic boards eroded, the people who run universities are becoming unaccountable to those who make them function.

In a clever bit of engineering, the same contacts that charge the AirPods make them function as wireless radios for the case itself, which just contains a battery and a button.

But their scale and neatness is illustrational and, coupled with their symbolic density, makes them function like colorful, but arcane cartoons in The New Yorker.

This makes them function like biological synapses, which would be ideal for many artificial intelligence applications ranging from machine vision to understanding speech.

American and European capitals still have the structures inherited from the past, but without the self-restraining ethos that made them function.

If people and dogs have been living together for a long time, "there would have been some co-evolution of traits that made them function together better," Dr. Serpell said.

Inevitably, new buildings will be on a large scale (perhaps a "mere" 50 stories), so making them function as a working neighborhood, rather than a monument to ego, will be complex.