Sentence examples for being built to make from inspiring English sources

New roads are being built to make cultivation more conspicuous and to encourage farmers to grow other plants, such as olive or almond trees.

Mr. Allen, like Mr. Rosendahl, was forced to work in a nearby factory that was being built to make machine parts for the Japanese war effort.

And, he insists, it is so not a vanity project: "It may make a statement, but it's not being built to make a statement.

"In this stage it's really important to us that our customer is the patient and the tool is truly being built to make the patient's life easier," Leviner said.

Four of them were built to make light trucks.

Our instruments are built to make that sound easier to get".

Most main lines were double-tracked, were carried on a grade separated from the road network, and were built to make the job of locomotive traction easier.

Designed by award-winning architects, The Manser Practice and opened in December, Lifehouse has clearly been built to make the most of the gardens and the light.

"It was built to make sure it would withstand other hurricanes," Ms. Harron said, brushing off the notion that the house was allowed to deteriorate.

Whistleblowers increasingly emerged, including Peter Young, chief psychiatrist responsible for the care of asylum seekers in detention, who told Guardian Australia the regime was built to make people suffer.

Savannah River was built to make plutonium, and the material in the tanks is what was left over after the material was produced in reactors and scavenged in chemical plants.