Sentence examples for compiled to show from inspiring English sources
"Credit histories were not compiled to show responsibility," she said.
"They were compiled to show whether or not someone was paying the bills, which is not always the same thing".
The convergence lay not so much in anything Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist's majority opinion said explicitly, but in the background music of a decision that rejected a large volume of evidence that the law's sponsors had compiled to show why a national approach to violence against women was needed.
Experimental results are compiled to show the tracking response of the SMA mirror actuator.
Based on different factors such as LGBT population, number of gay sports leagues, number of gay sports bars, and more, the data was compiled to show which city leads the pack when it came to LGBT sports.
Individual box plots were compiled to show spore size variance within each specimen, as well as the interquartile range and the median.
Democrats were clearly prepared for the assault, having compiled data to show how each senator had voted on Medicare legislation in the past and how much money each had received in campaign contributions from the health insurance industry.
Police officials, who deny that drug use or criminal activity were routinely overlooked, spent several days last week compiling statistics to show that enforcement at this year's parade was as diligent as in the past.
The report, from sustainable transport group Transport & Environment (T&E), compiled recent data to show that when diesel vehicles are tested in normal driving conditions they emit much greater levels of NOx gases.
Using cellphone networks and GPS navigation, it compiles regular reports to show drivers if they are breaking speed limits, braking too hard or taking corners too quickly.
It also went from having an R+5 partisan voter index to R+14, according to the Cook Political Report, which compiles the figure to show how a district voted in the presidential election compared to the country as a whole. .
