Sentence examples for making them quite from inspiring English sources

The Rufous-throated Dipper needs shaded, cold water streams, disturbance of the areas upstream and increases in water turbidity, or removal of the vegetation adjacent to the watercourses they use negatively affects the dippers, making them quite vulnerable to habitat change.

Algorithms are written into FPGAs, making them quite efficient and easily reprogrammable.

Most are much bigger than Earth and almost certainly Jupiter-like giantsants, making making them quite unlikely for hosting life.

The authors also noted that the EDX analysis of the agglomerated particles indicated higher amounts of Sn compared to well-dispersed nanoparticles from which they concluded that the produced nanopowders contained particles with various compositions making them quite heterogeneous.

"I think there's not enough steering of younger people in this direction and maybe not making them quite aware enough that there's so many different careers in horticulture," she says.

They've also got an ample amount of padding, making them quite comfortable, sitting snuggly around the ears without applying any of the pressure that can get a bit annoying after an extended listening period.

Which, understandably, can make them quite upset.

That makes them quite punk rock".

Massaging the dressing into the leaves breaks them down and makes them quite delicious.

"Putting characters on stage who talk about those anxieties makes them quite absurd.

But fantastically undistinguished academic careers have made them quite familiar, and comfortable, with failure.