Sentence examples for making talking from inspiring English sources

Already making talking points for next General Assembly.

The condition can blunt emotions and thinking to such an extent that patients cannot comprehend or communicate what they are experiencing, making talking therapy impossible for some.

They included the first waiting times for mental health treatment, an extra £1.25bn for children and adolescent mental health services, making talking therapies available to 15% of those who may benefit by 2015, better care for those undergoing a crisis and improved diversion of people with mental health problems from the criminal justice system.

[C3.] A study of Australian drivers found that those using cellphones are four times as likely to be involved in a serious crash regardless of whether they used hands-free devices like earpieces or speaker phones that are perceived as making talking while driving safer.

It's part of a new wave of services slowly making talking to computers mainstream, but because of Microsoft's weak position on mobile, it hasn't quite had the same impact as some of its competitors.

It makes talking, eating and drinking difficult.

A little juice makes talking clearer; music is another matter.

It's what makes talking to her so difficult.

This feature will make talking to the assistant more natural.

3. Kaling made talking about rom-coms cool again.

Some participants used storybooks and some tried to make talking about the donation a normal part of daily life.