Sentence examples for makeup making it from inspiring English sources

The wet conditions have definitely grown the rough and even altered its makeup, making it more dense and difficult to hit from.

But the newer power plants need coal of a precise makeup, making it even harder for China to rely exclusively on domestic coal fields.

Ashkenazi Jews Jews of Eastern-European descent are a tight-knit group with a relatively uniform genetic makeup, making it easier for researchers to identify important differences among them.

Use a translucent colour that will just set the makeup, making it last longer.

The debate playing out in Colorado is being watched closely because its moderate political makeup makes it a testing ground to see how far the nation is willing to go with new gun laws in the wake of mass shootings in a suburban Denver movie theater and a Connecticut elementary school.

Factors including population size, average income and demographic makeup make it among the most "average" cities in Canada, and one marketers have historically depended on to determine whether a product will succeed countrywide.

(Applying foundation after you've done your eye makeup makes it easier to wipe away eyeshadow fall-out).

This beauty mash-up could easily go the wrong way, yet your porcelain complexion and usually understated eye makeup makes it a hit.

The look is especially refreshing on Jenner, whose lavish lifestyle and penchant for heavy makeup make it easy to forget how young she is.

As she says, "The unpredictable nature of the medicine's chemical makeup makes it incredibly difficult to know what is going to happen on the surface".

The difference in potencies and chemical makeup make it more difficult to know what you're smoking and how much, and which chemicals are having which effect.