Sentence examples for makes the cleanup from inspiring English sources

Not only does this reinforce future cleanliness, it also makes the cleanup less of a chore for your children that don't make messes in the vehicle.

But he complained that government red tape had made the cleanup slower and harder than it needed to be.

Santana provided an emphatic end to his afternoon, making the cleanup hitter Jason Kubel miss on a fastball to finish a one-two-three seventh inning.

The result is that banks that should fail are sticking around longer, making the cleanup when they do fail more costly.

Did he think that killing himself in our laundry room might make the cleanup easier?

Dr. B's made the cleanup process simple, though I had to scrub pretty hard and left the bathroom feeling extremely woozy.

Technology has made a lot of things more convenient, but it's also made the cleanup of a major security flaw like Heartbleed incredibly difficult.

In reaction, Jim Marxen, deputy director of communications for the Department of Toxic Substances Control, issued a statement Friday saying that "the [Brown] administration continues to make the cleanup of contamination created by Exide Technologies a top priority".

The federal Water Quality Act in 1965 and the Massachusetts Clean Water Act of 1966 made the cleanup of the river possible and set the stage for other states to follow suit.

While there are certain criteria that determine whether a site is placed on the NPL, such as the severity of the hazard, or if the site presents less of a hazard thus making the cleanup process less arduous; there are additional racial and socioeconomic determinants that may influence the fate of a site [ 3].

Any of these practices will make the cleanup process easier.