Sentence examples for system making the from inspiring English sources

Implosion uses much less fuel than detonations from the gun-type system, making the bombs far cheaper and lighter.

Professor Cook said, however, that many guns are bought and sold outside that system, making the data hard to evaluate.

Her chemotherapy depressed her immune system, making the risk of infection so severe that exposure to a child with a runny nose or the slightest cough was potentially fatal.

Striking about 50 children a year, this genetic defect deprives the body of its ability to produce the enzyme adenosine deaminase, a key component of the immune system, making the slightest infection deadly.

As Peter H. Lewis clearly points out in "Would a Breakup Matter" (State of the Art, May 4), a browser can be written for any operating system, making the proposed breakup of Microsoft pointless.

He also has an eye on revising laws in the name of reforming the justice system, making the rich -- and the poor -- pay taxes, and even excavating buried secrets of state.

An American microwave system made the telephones work in Cairo.

But that system made the ink vulnerable to airborne ozone, particularly in polluted cities.

A quarantine system made the importation of good vines virtually impossible.

A more capable and reliable automatic system makes the situation worse.

For Dr. Gregorius, this system made the chaos seem almost comprehensible.