Sentence examples for beginning to devise from inspiring English sources

Ideally, countries that are short of water would concentrate on growing the most valuable cash crops, and use the proceeds to import staples.Agronomists are beginning to devise tools to help monitor the efficiency of water use.

WASHINGTON — Republican lawmakers who have spent two years railing against President Obama's health care law are beginning to devise alternatives so they can be ready if the Supreme Court forces the issue of the uninsured back into the center of political debate.

Together he and Chu began to devise a plan of attack.

Around the N.F.L., players began to devise their own ways to contribute to the relief efforts.

It was during his time working as a janitor at the Paris Opera that he began to devise his own take.

Once the Ravens' coaching staff saw Lewis's athleticism firsthand, they began to devise ways to capitalize on it.

Armourers began to devise special armour that was heavier and less flexible than armour for the field, being used only for tilting.

With an abundance of time and a dearth of work, we have begun to devise ways of doing science before we can actually do science at sea.

Clodius was acquitted, perhaps because the jury had been bribed, but immediately began to devise ways to revenge himself on Cicero.

A year later, the wildlife service, responding to complaints from fish farmers, anglers, landowners and biologists, began to devise a so-called depredation order, allowing 24 states to shoot cormorants.

In the wake of this decision and the FCC's subsequent existential crisis, large corporations have begun to devise their own rules.