Sentence examples for making more space from inspiring English sources

Regeneration of crumbling housing estates in the inner-city and the middle-suburbs can add more homes to London's inner-city, making more space for ambitious young people.

The moves have already led to Channel 4 vowing to raise its arts coverage ambitions, and BBC4 making more space for arts coverage.

So when Will Self talks about suddenly being able to fit all the financially viable British authors into a spare bedroom, rather than the larger reception room of yore, readers can also imagine that the poorer writers among them are much leaner, making more space for the rounder, well-heeled, well-lunched variety.

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As previously observed in Anagallis arvensis (Kwiatkowska and Dumais, 2003; Kwiatkowska and Routier-Kierzkowska, 2009), this accelerating growth of the peripheral zone progressively pushed away newly formed organs as they differentiated, making more space available on the meristem for further initiation and suggesting a possible feedback between lateral organ growth and meristem expansion.

When you breathe in, your diaphragm moves down, making more space for your lungs to expand.

"We've just been making an effort to make more space for employees".

Farmers cutting down trees to make more space is also an issue, adds Viana.

"It should also make more space for national consensus on key issues".

"Stores always make more space available for big movies," he said.

Brazil needs to shrink its public debt and make more space for public investment and lower taxes.