Sentence examples for conceived to reach from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dromgoole and Mr. Buckhurst's production seems conceived to reach as wide an audience as possible, in particular winning over those spoilsports who find Shakespeare a dreary slog.

Not only has the most expensive scientific project ever conceived failed to reach a goal it assured the world it would achieve, but there is also the ticklish problem of why the headlines have been so consistently discrepant with reality.

"Crossroads" was conceived to broaden the reach of CMT, a cable channel that, while available in about 87 million homes, is far better known in the South and West than in the Northeast.

These are specially conceived to cast a long reach, commensurate with medicine crime itself.

The record was conceived to showcase Aguilera's vocals in an effort to reach out to record labels, a venture which actually backfired after the recordings were not very well received among critics.

But "Let Me Down Easy" is also frustrating in the scope of its reach, too loosely conceived to dig deeply into any single idea.

This mechanism was conceived to passively adapt to rough terrain.

Dynamic-FSA protocols were conceived to address this problem.

This system uses pressure differences typical of natural air movements and it is conceived as a mean to reach a quasi-zero-energy building as foreseen by Dir.

Greener returns for Knight-Ridder come from the relatively new Florida Marketplace magazine, conceived for Miami advertisers to reach Latin American consumers.

ENCODE is a top-down initiative, with open calls for proposals by biomedical research groups that conceived of novel approaches to reach the project's goals.