Sentence examples for conceived to make it from inspiring English sources
Conceived to make it more expensive to emit greenhouse gases, the fledgling system in the European Union has been rocked by extreme volatility, cyber- attacks, tax fraud, recycling of used credits and suspicions of profiteering.
FOOD DUDES The latest in a line of cartoon characters conceived to make healthy eating cool.
Eerie cluster chords in the piano and astringent sustained harmonies in the strings seem conceived to make you think, "Oh, how curious," not "My, how beautiful".
But despite their obvious ick factor, bicycle pants were a hit, an aerodynamically engineered look conceived to make the most of a Nautilus-toned physique.
Glympse was conceived partly as a way to make it unnecessary for people to text others about their locations — a spouse expecting them at home, say, or a group of colleagues anxiously awaiting their presence at a lunch meeting.
Dallal, who's based in Culver City, eventually conceived the idea for "Receptacle". To make it, she erected a 10-foot tall sculpture of a baby — made of wire meshing used to make trash cans — then nourished it by "feeding" it discarded toys, objects constructed out of plastics and other not-so-environmentally-friendly materials.
The novel is conceived with enough audacity to make this gimmick intriguing, and executed with enough art to make it effective.
A costly procedure designed to help older women conceive may actually make it less likely they will have a baby.
Working prototype versions of the smallest spacecraft ever conceived made it to orbit last month, hitching a ride aboard the Max Valier and Venta satellites operated by OHB System and launched into orbit by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO).
