Sentence examples for will make contending from inspiring English sources

The Mets' thin rotation and lack of payroll flexibility will make contending difficult.

And he has now won a patent for a process that he contends will make cigarettes safer.

Gallinari is also a deft and willing passer with a high basketball I.Q., the kind of player who, the Knicks contend, will make everyone around him better.

They say rents have risen sharply and speculators are holding industrial properties off the market in the belief that the city will rezone the area for residential development -- a move they contend will make it all but impossible for many of these companies, and thousands of jobs, to survive.

"Rapid advances in computing power and communication technology," he contends, "will make it economical for many more people to work remotely across borders".

They may contend that they will make more money if they get a degree.

It contends the acquisition will make comparison shopping easier and thus drive more customers to airlines and online travel agencies.

Proponents contend the measure will make it easier for law-abiding Americans to protect themselves, no matter where they travel.

The Huskies contend that they will make a strong bid for their sixth national championship — and first in five years — because they have a knack of making things happen.

She contends her screens will make it easier to look at photos on your digital camera's screen in the glare of full sunlight or to read information on your mobile phone.

Airbus contends that the process will make for easier repairs.