Sentence examples for make them rely from inspiring English sources

It is considerably challenging to alter the design of existing large and tall buildings to make them rely on natural energy due to many reasons.

It's impossible to know exactly how many people are buying heavy-duty shredders to use at home, since companies that make them rely on product registrations to track where they are being used, and many people never register their shredders.

We make them rely on us; our job as managers is to rely on them to get the work done.

He said: "Labour left some parts of the NHS with a dismal legacy of PFI, and made them rely on unworkable plans for the future.

"Labour left some parts of the NHS with a dismal legacy of PFI, and made them rely on unworkable plans for the future.

But if you don't have a chef, you can spend millions on a restaurant but you will go bankrupt". Smaller outlets have complained the vacancies are changing the food they serve, making them rely on easier-to-make fusion dishes, and warning that frozen food will become more commonplace.

They also report higher income from NTFPs among households in remote areas than those living in the towns, which they attributed to lack of alternative sources of income among the former making them rely more on the sale of NTFPs.

Obviously it would be extremely helpful and insightful to know more about the 32% i.e. which brands in particular do they not trust and what it is about them that makes them rely more on the word of a stranger.

Pregnant women with T1DM viewed themselves to be experts in their own diabetes but the changes during pregnancy made them rely more on partners and family members, particularly their mothers, who they also felt had expertise in their diabetes management [ 19].

"We showed that if we can slow people down, if we can make them stop relying on their gut reaction – that feeling that they already know what something says – it can make them more moderate; it can have them start doubting their initial beliefs and start seeing the other side of the argument a little bit more," explained graduate student, Ivan Hernandez.

Consumers choose vehicles in part on their expectation of the long-term health of the companies that make them, which they rely on for parts, service and resale values.