Sentence examples for measures that made from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the measures that made Vista secure rendered it cumbersome and impaired its performance.

But the oil shocks of the mid-1970's and early 1980's forced the introduction of energy-efficiency measures that made those forecasts worthless.

Ms. Branagan said the approach by the association had been good for the museum, prompting a series of measures that made it stronger.

In his first two years in office, Obama did nothing on guns, other than to sign into law measures that made it easier to carry guns in national parks and transport them on Amtrak.

"Greece is being boxed into a corner," said Euclid Tsakalotos, claiming that the country was under intense pressure to specify new austerity measures that made "no economic or political sense".

The proportion that applies for citizenship has been growing since the mid-1990'saidaid Jeffrey Passel, a researcher on immigration at the Urban Institute, in part because of anti-immigrant measures that made even longtime holders of green cards feel vulnerable.

"We will never support measures that make out-of-pocket costs worse for patients.

Tax measures that make it less attractive to drive to work have been put into effect.

"Now suddenly we have measures that make it less efficient but don't make us any safer".

The trust has launched an employer pledge encouraging businesses to introduce measures that make apprenticeships work better for young women.

Will Lord Justice Leveson have the courage to consider measures that make the British press more accountable?