Sentence examples for be designed to crush from inspiring English sources

Kathy Yates, of Andrew Grove Solicitors, said: "The regime at the school appeared to be designed to crush and intimidate the children, many of whom were already disadvantaged.

The paradox is the greater since the American commissioning process could have been designed to crush innovation.

The US government's serial prosecutorial excesses aimed at internet freedom activists, journalists, whistleblowers and the like are designed to crush meaningful efforts to challenge their power and conduct.

And I have been reminded that UK ferry ports (not flying – birds do it better) are designed to crush the souls of all trudging through them, including the blind drunk passengers dressed in wacky hats.

According to the FBI's Director, James B. Comey, the operations were designed to "crush these pimps" and show that children are not for sale.

Originally built in the 1830s, the Old Spanish Sugar Mill at De Leon Springs State Park in Volusia County was designed to crush sugar cane using a water wheel and the power of the springhead that today shoots forth 19 million gallons of water a day.

Polymer composite tubes can be designed to absorb high levels of impact energy by progressive crushing.

In fact, the test columns were designed to experience crushing before reaching the critical buckling load.

In the airline business, the three remaining private carriers Okay, Spring Airlines and JuneYao Airlines survive in a system that is almost designed to crush them.

The dimensions of the to be crushed ice sheet and the stiffened plate were chosen to present a full size ship or offshore structure steel plating which are designed to withstand the crushing loads of 60 cm thick level ice.

It was a peace designed to crush a dangerous rival.