Sentence examples for will make current from inspiring English sources

If inflation does go up, it will make current bond holdings less attractive.

Carriers in Asia, Europe and the United States have wagered about $150 billion on third-generation services, with the expectation that its high-speed Internet applications will make current service pale in comparison.

Though it works just fine, the sluggish interface and lack of destinations will make current GPS owners annoyed at best.

Rancid oil may cause infections and definitely will make current infections worse.

Passengers on the tube and most of London transport can now travel using a contactless card, part of a process that the capital's transport chiefs hope will eventually make current ticketing systems redundant.

The effect will be to make current 100-watt bulbs obsolete — and that has sent conservative lawmakers, libertarians, some environmental activists and owners of Easy-Bake Ovens into a frenzy of activity to get the law repealed or, at least, to stockpile the bulbs before they disappear from store shelves.

The stimulus packages now being fashioned around the world must redirect and redesign the current economic order if we are to avoid global ecological disaster that will make the current downturn look mild.

It is even possible that future growth will make the current deficit projections look too pessimistic.

Service by Crossair on former Swissair routes "will make the current shock effect disappear in time," he predicted.

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And diabetes is just one of the conditions, according to economists, that will make the current budget of the NHS, now about £115bn, look like loose change.