Sentence examples for making the barrier from inspiring English sources
It's a fine line to walk, and the makers of both games handle it deftly: These games succeed by making the barrier to re-entry so low.
"Rafael did such a great job of making the barrier feel invisible with his use of glass," George Shaeffer, the facilities manager, said, "that people feel a little, well, insecure".
In the first browser war, building web browsers was time-intensive and expensive (you had to create your own rendering engine, for example), making the barrier to entry quite high.
Chinese smartphone users also have embraced so-called microfilms — or short online films — making the barrier to entry for VR shorts even lower. .
However, in practice the flexible PDMS layers tend to contact and stick to each other without the support provided by the perfusion barriers making the barrier inclusive design preferred.
For 2, because of the smaller size of uranium VI), CO must approach closer to the metal to react than for uranium V); this coordination is energetically costly (endergonic by 15.3 kcal mol−1), thus making the barrier higher for uranium VI) than for uranium V).
Surely just making the barriers slightly more ornate and moving them inside does not warrant the insane amount of horse jumping there has been during these games?
Where many budgeting apps fail is in making the barriers to entry too high.
And many majority clans still refuse to so much as eat from the same plate as a Midgaan, making the barriers to social, political, and economic justice hard to overcome.
Above the electric line, Victoria strung colored pennants, to make the barrier appear higher than it was.
— Those who make the barrier island here their home know this: Nature tries to wipe them out now and then.
