Sentence examples for appealing to devise from inspiring English sources
Therefore while intuitively appealing to devise clinical management algorithms in settings with limited laboratory resources, we by no means advocate clinical diagnosis for this entity and would simply emphasize that the knowledge of CD4 < 100/μl plus coma in Tanzania should prompt strong consideration of CM.
Let me be clear: I am not suggesting that Mr. Libeskind was cynically appealing to the beliefs of public officials when he was devising his symbolic vocabulary.
Indeed, just as economic competition led rival firms to compete over price, innovate, and explore untapped markets, so electoral competition led rival parties to compete over policy efficiency and effectiveness, devise novel forms of delivery, and focus on areas appealing to different sections of the electorate.
This motivates the need to devise complex integration tasks, which are usually performed using schema mappings; generating them automatically is appealing to relieve users from the burden of handcrafting them.
Interestingly, Strawson himself soon devised a different response to scepticism, but it is also true that the anti-sceptical approach that Strawson developed here remains appealing to a range of epistemologists, and this debate continues.
By appealing to their feet.
That's appealing to lenders.
"We are appealing to Alice.
"I'm appealing to Japan to investigate.
Who are they appealing to?
