Sentence examples for makes it perhaps more from inspiring English sources

What makes it perhaps more noteworthy is that it looks like its ambition is to be the primary lobbying group for large tech companies.

That is what makes it, perhaps, more universal.

But in some ways, the fact that it has spread in the way that it has, in my view, makes it perhaps more dangerous".

The police realized that the size of the crowd was bound to grow over time, making it perhaps more difficult to extract its "forces," without releasing the handcuffed protesters.

"We have made it perhaps more complex in order to make it more clear".

This has the built-in bonus of making it perhaps more suitable for an everyday cake.

It seems unlikely that they would have got them all in a hurry, making it perhaps more likely that this material has been collected over a long period, perhaps by a group of hackers, and then released all in one go.

However, a tilted orientation with a kinked α-helix would still allow some interaction with the transmembrane region of GlpG, making it perhaps more likely (Fig 6B).

However, the reasons for withdrawal from the programme were collected by means of telephone interviews, making it perhaps more difficult for participants to report discontent with the programme as the main reason for withdrawal.

And though the valley has often been a bellwether in local elections, accounting for more than 40percentt of the vote, the recent demographic changes and Mr. Villaraigosa's aggressive campaigning are making it perhaps a more important battleground than ever before.

At the Nov. 15 meeting, the Fed "had noticed the slowdown in spending and the tightened credit conditions, and there have been data that came out since then that make it perhaps even more noticeable," Mr. Gramlich said, according to Reuters.