Sentence examples for a device destined from inspiring English sources

But there are a few featues that are specific to the iPhone 6 Plus that make it a device destined to appeal to both power users and everyday customers looking to simplify their life with a single gadget, instead of requiring both a tablet and phone (and even a computer).

By Jeff Greenfield The New Yorker, February 16 , 1976P. 25 Letter from a friend about a new device destined to change the world of politics.

That undoubtedly makes the device destined for an even smaller niche within the already relatively small world of e-readers.

ON AN enormous campus in Shenzhen, in the middle of China's manufacturing heartland, nearly a quarter of a million workers assemble electronic devices destined for Western markets.

Today it is a working museum of photovoltaic history, where jackrabbits bound between two-story solar panel arrays that continue to generate electricity as well as defunct futuristic-looking devices destined for the technological scrap heap.

Secretary Leavitt said some of the money would be used to hire and deploy F.D.A. personnel in foreign countries, so they could inspect food, drugs and medical devices destined for the United States.

Mobile licensing changes made by Google this fall, when it tweaked terms for OEMs wanting to license its Android smartphone platform on devices destined for the European market, don't appear to be offering succour to search rivals — despite being triggered by an antitrust ruling intended to reset the competitive playing field.

Suppose we could stop looking over our shoulders, worrying that we're developing for devices destined for obsolescence before we're finished.

But up until this year, cable TV operators have had a monopoly on first-run premium content, without which any new device is destined to be relegated to a secondary role.

But up until this year, cable TV operators have had a monopoly on first-run premium content, without which any new device is destined to be relegated to a secondary role.

But whether that device is destined for Verizon or Sprint (the other U.S. CDMA provider) remains to be seen.