Sentence examples for concept to make from inspiring English sources

Its conception sprang from a misguided concept to make an arena that had no purpose except for celebrating something that no one was quite sure how to celebrate.

The other starring concept to make its debut this season is something Adrià calls "air".

Gödel used this concept to make precise what he meant by "effectively enumerable".

Mr. Greenwell has effectively combined craft and concept to make an installation that directly relates to the prison environment.

Design for disassembly (DFD) is an important design concept to make products more friendly for maintenance and remanufacturing practices.

Scientific research in several dimensions is needed to elaborate the bioeconomy concept to make its implementation manageable.

Utilize financial concepts to make better-informed decisions and become a greater asset to your company.

There is enough here from Fahlstrom's richly imaginative inventory of images and concepts to make his the most important of these three exhibitions.

"It's an off-site facility which tests all new concepts to make them seriously tough but also really fun," Patterson said.

Ronnie James Dio is not only still belting it out like the heavy metal thunder god he is, but he is also coming up with concepts to make his wails all the more florid.

They've had two development paths: one as a proof-of-concept to make the money flow to the project, and one "real" version with significantly different hardware.