Sentence examples for makes control of from inspiring English sources

Building up reserves makes control of inflation harder.

This makes control of the coal flow difficult, causing stability problems and limits the plant's load following capabilities.

It is the dual nature of chain shuttling polymerization (CSP) that makes control of olefin block copolymer (OBC) composition difficult and difficult, but at the same time, stimulating.

In all cases, the close physical connection between parasite and host, including location of the parasite belowground or within the host, makes control of parasitic weeds difficult.

The continuing reluctance to engage to the greatest possible extent in flexible market-based ways of reducing emissions not only makes control of greenhouse gases vastly more expensive than it would otherwise be (a good thing, admittedly, in the view of many environmentalists).

A smaller number of touch points makes control of their data policy better.

This makes controlling of confounders extremely difficult to achieve and introduces further sources of bias.

No systemic herbicides are available for organic production, making control of some weeds very difficult.

But in the past two years, the insurgency has blossomed, making control of many provinces a contest.

Finally, reinfection remains possible, making control of HCV infection in people with ongoing infection risk difficult.

His government made control of ancient sites a provision in the security agreement with the United States that took effect in January.