Sentence examples for making for more from inspiring English sources

A new sixth button on the guitar controller adds depth, making for more note combinations.

Barges are carrying lighter loads, making for more traffic, with more delays and back-ups.

But besides making for more tranquil offices, the change in the way stock markets operate can also mask their influence.

In the tournament's early years, different countries had vastly different playing styles, making for more uneven competitions (but a more entertaining spectacle).

The strategic agreement signed Tuesday by Mr. Karzai and the Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, had been in the making for more than five months.

The dedication of Constantinople (May 330) confirmed the divorce, which had been in the making for more than a century, between the emperors and Rome.

That makes for more delays.

That should make for more competitive matches.

That makes for more complicated international relationships.

Less can make for more.

It made for more exciting, painful viewing.