Sentence examples for almost devised from inspiring English sources

In some cases, programs can seem almost devised to grow without restraint.

The Bible of barbed wire, Robert Clifton's "Barbs, Prongs, Points, Prickers, & Stickers" (University of Oklahoma Press, 1970, and from which this article's illustrations are drawn), lists 749 varieties of barbed wire, most of them patented and almost all devised in the peak years of westwards expansion.

And yet the country's most famous turkey imitation was devised almost entirely by accident, by a young entrepreneur named Seth Tibbott, who stumbled into the Thanksgiving market only after trying, and failing, to make tempeh go mainstream.

Instead she encounters almost every trial devised by government.

The Destroyed Room (Lyceum, also international festival) could almost have been devised as a commentary on Last Dream.

Almost magically, Muybridge devised ways of enabling us to see that stealthy entropy at work in nature.

25 August, 9am-6pm, adults £9, children £6, families £25, nationalforest.org Smart walking, nationwide The Royal Geographical Society has devised almost 100 new walks around Britain designed to engage your brain as well as your feet.

In fact, if he was foreign secretary, he would almost certainly have devised "three crucial tests" for war which, by their abstruse nature, nobody could understand, but which he felt compelled to repeat endlessly in response to every enquiry, like a captured soldier recites his name, rank and serial number.

The blueprint the nation is following to finance science was devised almost 70 years ago and is now seriously out of date.

Almost 400 cities have devised plans to curb or reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

What stood out here were the details of phrasing and note placement, and the almost compositional structure he devised.