Sentence examples for conceived to do from inspiring English sources

— but part of Musk's point was that if this particular rocket had carried a crew, as the Falcon 9 was conceived to do, they would likely have had time to eject.

What's happening at Union Square is what urban designs are conceived to do: bring strangers together on common ground, people who otherwise might never have met, people who would not have bothered to notice one another on the subway or street.

His remark may sound like blue-sky spin what explosion isn't just a very fast fire?—but part of Musk's point was that if this particular rocket had carried a crew, as the Falcon 9 was conceived to do, they would likely have had time to eject.

Physicist David Keith of the University of Calgary in Canada  "welcomes" the effort but called Leinen's nonprofit "nontransparent and appears to be closely tied to Climos, which was conceived to do ocean fertilization for profit.

While this signaling inevitably contributes to the proliferative capacity of tumor cells, it is often conceived to do so in a hierarchical manner, by amplifying the activity of afferent signaling, ultimately converging on those genes that control cell cycle progression.

Brazilian health authorities are warning women who are pregnant or trying to conceive to do what they can to avoid mosquitoes.

Since it wasn't in the narrow interest of her story, as she now conceived it, to do otherwise, Erdely went with the path of least resistance that the magazine obligingly opened for her.

Australia, the son of two Epsom Classic winners, secured the victory that he was conceived to achieve, and did so under a polished ride by Joseph O'Brien, himself the son of one of the sport's greatest talents.

To compare uterine and ovarian blood flow, measured by Doppler ultrasound, in the follicular phase of the menstrual cycle, in women who conceived to women who did not conceive during that cycle.

The increasingly precise knowledge made available in the last three decades about elbow biomechanics has made it possible to break new ground in the development of joint replacement devices conceived to restore function and do away with pain in elbows for the treatment which we had no efficient method only a few years ago.

"That's because the laws were written around the late 19th century, and no one ever conceived of wanting to do this then," McLaughlin said recently.