Sentence examples for maps would make from inspiring English sources

Officials said they hoped the new maps would make it easier for passengers to determine where a train will take them based on where they are on the line.

After two-year investigation into the sector, the competition watchdog said technological advances that helped the development of Uber and Google Maps would make it easier for customers to compare bank accounts and should encourage customers to shop around.

In effect, the new map would make it harder for Mr. Hansen to win with the same large margins he typically gets.

The Senate Republican majority has proposed legislative district maps that would make it more difficult for the Democrats to gain control of that chamber.

Then there's Dold's district, the 10th, which has always been a swing district, and could swing the Democrats' way under the new map, which would make 12 seats.

Where the map was shaded would make or break his building's future: whether it was in the bright white star of the town development center or in the pale green of an environmentally sensitive zone.

We hypothesized that this would occur because the Map task participants would make longer saccades in order to explore the edges of the scene to complete their task, thereby (at least partially) ignoring the main characters of the narrative that are typically shown near the center of the screen, which would require shorter saccades to explore.

What is more, to show that the Greek model is conformant with the LADM according to the Abstract test suite (Annex A), it was implemented through providing the inheritance structure between LADM and the tested model, and not as a mapping as this would make the implementation more difficult.

Of course, only so much information is detailed in this 3D-printed model, but if we could somehow fold this map up, it would make a mighty guide to the Middle Eastern nation.

Travelling from Cap Skirring via Cachouane is also possible, but as a detailed map of the region would make clear, the channels of salt water are not easily navigated.

Once again, any substantial alterations in MAP, ETco2 and pulse would make interpretation more difficult.