Sentence examples for making them natural from inspiring English sources

In the operating room and beyond, they combine technical skill with creative problem solving to improve tools and techniques for patient care, making them natural innovators.

While other brands struggle with the social approach – hoping a Facebook "Like" will turn into an order confirmation – Solestruck, Black Milk and Jeffrey Campbell have all, in some form or another, taken crowd sourcing and style to a new height, making them natural allies.

That makes them natural adopters of smartphones as incomes rise and prices fall.

This has made them natural routes for the state's blue-blazed hiking trail system.

Such feats and contrasts might appear bizarre; Cunningham dancers make them natural.

Each maintained a prolific output yet never compromised on craftsmanship — a zeal that made them natural (and distinguished) teachers.

One reason why space-time crystals are interesting is that their periodicity in time makes them natural clocks.

Each maintained a prolific output yet never compromised on craftsmanship a zeal that made them natural (and distinguished) teachers.

The Houthi rebels are based just across the border from Saudi Arabia, and they practice a quasi-Shiite form of Islam that makes them natural Iranian allies.

All over the world, generators have invested huge sums in power stations and transmission grids, which many incumbents argue make them "natural" monopolies.

Their identical aspirations made them natural competitors -- and Mr. Gore seemed to have jumped ahead -- said Mr. Gore's cousin, Ark Monroe, who escorted him to the meeting.