Sentence examples for because it was devised from inspiring English sources

One headmaster told, in a sideswipe at political interference, how his school was offering the IB because it was devised by "professional educators".

Another torture refugee told of a device they called "the German chair", so named, apparently, because it was devised by the Stasi.

Mr. Short's Los Angeles-based show garnered considerable attention when it was first broadcast last fall, in part because it was devised with a nighttime sensibility, even though it was to be shown in the morning or afternoon in many parts of the country.

Schlosser: "They are using checklists, and you want to have the best checklist that you can possibly have but at some point you have to acknowledge that the checklist is not going to be able to handle every situation and the checklist is inherently flawed because it was devised by human beings".

He calls it "The Mousetrap," because it is devised to "catch the conscience of a king," his uncle, whom he suspects of murdering his father.

It was devised by Barbara Machin.

It was devised by a Danish physician, Hans Christian Gram, in 1884.

It was devised as a game for both sexes.

It was devised by Dr. Virginia Apgar.

It is devising a scheme to make them more transparent.

The other reason why I wanted to use and to show the Ionic order properly, on the palace of Her Majesty the Queen, is because it is feminine and was devised according to the proportions and beauties of women and goddesses, as was the Doric to those of men, which is what the ancients have told me: for, when they decided to build a temple to a god, they used the Doric, and to a goddess, the Ionic.