Sentence examples for makes to capture from inspiring English sources

The richer the elite becomes, and the more it has to lose, the greater the effort it makes to capture public discourse and the political system.

Hopefully some changes will have been made to capture the attention of all those stray casual Bake Off fans.

It is therefore natural that efforts have been made to capture some of those properties by incorporating nanoparticles into composite materials.

It said all main roads in Crimea are blocked, military bases and Ukrainian ships in Sevastopol Bay are surrounded and an attempt has been made to capture the Ukrainian Navy Headquarters.

On Wednesday experts decided the health of the creature had deteriorated to the point where it was unlikely to be able to make the journey north on its own, and the decision was made to capture and airlift it.

Some other modifications were made to capture more realistic expected interactions during hydrolysis.

An attempt has been made to capture hysteresis as part of the main objective of the study.

In this chapter an attempt has been made to capture impacts on society of both solid and hazardous wastes.

In addition to the above changes, an attempt was made to capture some of the idiosyncrasies of the incentives at regional or fleet level.

Attempts have been made to capture as much variation in writing as possible by considering a large number of writers in the data collection process.

Field measurements of soil CO2, N2O and CH4 emissions, crop biomass, water filled pore space (WFPS), soil temperature and soil nitrate were made to capture both steady state conditions as well as the management events.