Sentence examples for makes establishment from inspiring English sources

Being able to reuse the same screen-printed sensor many times makes establishment of the calibration curve possible on a single electrode and the costs more competitive when compared with most disposable sensors that only allow a single use.

Trump's accusations against Clinton and election-rigging seem to be the one aspect of his rhetoric that doesn't make "establishment" Republicans uncomfortable.

Their camp caused a furore by blocking the proposal in November 2012, but some were apparently persuaded to change their minds this week because the earlier vote had shocked public opinion and made establishment seem less tenable.

Will at 84 is still carrying on his own form of ministry, still writing books and still making establishment folk uncomfortable.

Reduced seedling growth rate may be only a first-year trade-off, but it would make establishment in weedy conditions more difficult.

For example, human action can increase propagule pressure and multiple introduction events make establishment more likely, because species have a higher chance to encounter suitable environmental conditions.

When applied to HIV prevention tools such as condoms (see Table  1), SLIs target availability by making establishments responsible for the behaviors of their clients or for providing settings or materials that would reduce client risk [ 7].

Mr. Gingrich portrayed himself as someone who "has the courage to stand up to the Washington establishment" and "make the establishment uncomfortable".

It's the weakness of the Trade Unions as a whole that makes the Establishment so strong, as there is no counterweight to the wealth at the top".

This makes the establishment of an efficient reward system for nurses a true challenge for every hospital manager.

Consequently, the early replacement of cherry by climax tree species makes the establishment of several local generations very unlikely, especially in central European continuous cover forests.