Sentence examples for makers may find from inspiring English sources

Electric car makers may find it easier to gain a following in the Chinese market than in other countries.

"People are reluctant to say, 'Buy me this".' Even avid list makers may find that receiving something from a wish list isn't as much fun.

Over time, he said, traditional toy makers may find sales falling further as parents see their children spending more time with interactive media while their toy pile gathers dust.

In it, four quantum physics researchers from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, managed for NASA by the California Institute of Technology, and two scientists from the University of Wales suggest that by embracing quantum theory, chip makers may find a way to shrink transistors well beyond current limits while avoiding the cost of building entirely new factories to do it.

PC makers may find themselves becoming one of the most powerful forces in the broadband industry.

Decision makers may find the methodology explained in this paper, very useful for optimal comparison and selection of trigeneration systems.

But its maker may find it harder to sustain people's interest than investors are imagining.

However, policy-makers may find the ISQ criteria for assessing the scientific quality of a report too narrow to adequately inform policy-making.

With more than 20,000 research papers on CSA listed under the most renowned research databases, child and adolescent mental health practitioners, researchers and decision-makers may find it challenging to keep up with this rapidly increasing literature.

Sometimes, discovering themselves unable to countenance the existence of one or other kind of truth-maker, panegyrists may find themselves obliged to reconsider what truths really require truth-makers or to reconsider what it is to be a truth-maker.

Some analysts, like James Handy of Objective Analysis, say that traditional memory makers may well find ways of evading the roadblocks that have been predicted for them.