Sentence examples for making it infinitely from inspiring English sources

In most African countries, the government runs the major media outlets, making it infinitely easier for the state to monitor news — and, at times, fabricate it.

In the 19th century, photography inaugurated or at least vastly augmented armchair travel, making it infinitely broader, cheaper, more varied and more credible than prints and drawings had.

They would be magnified by the fact that neither would have natural allies from their own party in Congress, making it infinitely more difficult to implement even basic economic policy.

Now, Google is making it infinitely easier for anyone to create sleek, attractive websites with new feature Templates.

The idea is to make it easier for mechanical engineers to collaborate, both amongst themselves by sharing models in an 'open source' way and thus reducing duplication, but also with clients by making it infinitely quicker to get feedback.

One aspect to this — powered by the data it is amassing, coupled with machine learning — is making it infinitely easier to 'switch' mortgage when a better deal or lower interest rate becomes available.

And this one makes it infinitely worse.

Digital projection has made it infinitely cheaper to make prints and get films out.

"Extensive in scope, they make it infinitely easier for Israel to imprison and expel Palestinians from the West Bank".

But the fact that it is sped up makes it infinitely more watchable and to some degree more interesting.

He has made it infinitely harder for Republicans to defend him and vote against a resolution reversing the declaration.