Sentence examples for makes it unusually from inspiring English sources

And its size makes it unusually aggressive.

Mr Cameron was right that the unusual non-contributory principle underlying Britain's welfare system makes it unusually enticing to immigrants.

It may be that being a journalist makes it unusually hard for Kristof to see what's going on in academia.

That it's coming from one of hip-hop's most promising young stars newly signed to a major label makes it unusually scandalous.

The leather is untreated and unsealed, which makes it unusually soft and allows it to change color naturally with exposure to sun and light.

In April Just Eat, a website that helps takeaways to sell food online, became the first company to list on the London Stock Exchange's high-growth segment, which makes it unusually easy for a young firm to sell shares.

Basins around the volcano increase its irregularity, making it unusually complex (most seamounts of roughly the same size are circular or flattened in shape).

Not surprisingly, the results pleased neither GM's beancounters nor Saab enthusiasts.Saab's idiosyncratic way of doing things, and its powerful unions, make it unusually difficult to sell.

The country's size and wealth, combined with its meritocratic traditions and technological prowess, have made it unusually easy for Americans to move around in search of new opportunities.

For foreign journalists trying to decode China's closed-door discussions about democratic movements in the Middle East, the government has made it unusually easy.

The shortage of skilled labour available to the automotive industry (those engineers again) has made it unusually keen to recruit older workers.