Sentence examples for but we can devise from inspiring English sources

Obviously hiking VAT, even to a more general level of, say, 12 per cent, would on the whole hit the poor rather than the rich, but we can devise better ways to help those in need, through taking more out of taxation and national insurance, and improving targeted benefits for those out of work, and building an economy that creates better-paid and more secure jobs.

If more things can happen than will happen, we can devise probabilities of possible outcomes, but — and this is a big "but" — we will never know in advance the true range of outcomes we may face.

But often, the biggest obstacle is our fear, and once we acknowledge that, we can devise a plan to move forward.

Whether it's cardiovascular illness or gun violence, once we understand them we can devise targeted treatments.

In the human case, we should seek to moderate the excesses of our genes, culturally shaping our behavior to fit the best morality we can devise.

"We're here to learn first hand what's happening on our streets so we can devise effective solutions," Mr. Holder said.

We can devise a blueprint for service design that is nonsubjective and quantifiable, one which will allow developers to work out details ahead of time.

For example, without using explicit racial classifications, we can devise districts and situate homes in ways that are more likely to produce integrated schools and neighborhoods.

This should give pause to anyone who thinks that we can devise the largest software program ever written and rely on it to protect us.

For now, we can devise smart ways of disguising the capability gap.

The point is only that we can devise an example such that there is a correspondence.