Sentence examples for means making it from inspiring English sources

This means making it visible.

Partly that means making it easier to tell what's going on and where.

Reforming labour markets is notoriously tricky politically, as it typically means making it easier to dismiss workers or to force them to take new jobs.

The most obvious is to ensure that young people start off on the right track; and that means making it all-but impossible to leave school without either a job or a meaningful educational opportunity to go to.

Wards and critical-care units where there have been infections are closed to new admissions.But dealing with MRSA means making it a priority; and it has not been at the top of the government's wish-list until now.

This means making it clear now that we are not voting for this attack on the poorest, which includes cutting benefits to many people in work and struggling to survive on low pay.

(And if you don't know what that means, make it your business to find out).

"When Donald Trump says he'll make America great he means make it even greater for rich guys like Donald Trump.

Among empiricists this has often meant making it more scientific.

That doesn't mean making it up, but it does mean stepping back.

"For younger parents, it may mean making it easier to treat a hyperactive child in the home.