Sentence examples for makes the contests from inspiring English sources

The basic technology behind running one of these competitions may not be too difficult to reproduce, but Aviary also has its browser-based image editor, which makes the contests accessible to a much broader audience.

All of the videos that feature insects (some focus on entomologists, who are much less interesting than their subjects of study) should inspire other amateurs, and that alone makes the contest a worthy enterprise.

No mobile operating system will dominate the market like Windows controls the PC world any time soon, which makes the contest fun to watch.

Campaign spokesman Josh Bell said Tuesday the change makes the contest "a drawing, which is legal under Kansas law".

What makes the contest even more significant is that all three candidates are from the same ethnic community, in a country where ethnicity is the most prominent fault line in national politics.

Specifically, turn-taking is only stable for small-benefit values because with increasing benefits, the contest strategy, but not the turn-taking strategy, evolves more persistent within-fight behaviour, which makes the contest strategy more successful.

The Board of Elections certified the results from City Council races in Manhattan in which the results had made the contests too close to call last week.

Early primaries should be held in states where only Republicans are allowed to vote, which might make the contests less bruising, he said.

* Because studios are essentially allowed to decide whether a given performance is put up for best actor or best supporting actor, roles that are essentially lead ones often go up against true supporting roles, making the contests uneven.

But it's still somewhat startling to hear a Republican who is up for reelection next year admit his party shouldn't make the contests about Republicans, as Texas Sen. John Cornyn did in a brief interview Thursday.

But conventional statistics make the contest appear closer than it was.