Sentence examples for built in to provide a from inspiring English sources

For that very reason, Magnus says, "various constraints and strict rules have been built in to provide a very measured way of dealing with stem cell research".

"These things were built in to provide the dealers with a big payoff when something bad happened".

There's also a support system built in to provide answers to common questions and connect creators with Maker's support specialists.

*** A traditional campsite and fishing base used by Inuit for thousands of years – the word "Iqaluit" means place of many fish – the origins of the first permanent settlement in the area can be traced to an American air base, built in 1941 to provide a stopover and refuelling site for aircraft travelling across the Atlantic during the second world war.

Many of the temples at Angkor, all of which gave expression to Indian cosmological and mythical themes, were built in order to provide a locus for cults through which kings and other members of the royal family could be assured of immortality by becoming identified with Shiva or one of the other preeminent gods of the realm.

Chittenden had a reservoir built in 1901 to provide a consistent supply of water for irrigation, human consumption and fire fighting.

Coultershaw Bridge now carries the A285 road over the mill stream, near which is Coultershaw Beam Pump; it was built in 1782 to provide a better water supply to Petworth House.

The goal of the acoustic design lies in showing how to bring noise down to the limit values imposed by acoustic comfort requirements in buildings and built environment and to provide a proper sound quality in public audition rooms.

Ka Loko Reservoir was built in the late 19th century to provide a steady source of water for the Kilauea Sugar Company on Kauai's North Shore.

It was originally built in 1870, not to provide a place for summer strolls, but as a way to keep sand from blowing up to and into the city's resort hotels.

It was built in many sizes to provide a rich and mellow brass choir for the wind band, of which the cornet of similar proportions was the lead melodic instrument, in contrast to the more penetrating trumpet of the orchestra.