Sentence examples for constructed to save from inspiring English sources

"To call this electronic registry a creditor in foreclosure and bankruptcy actions is legal pretzel logic, nothing more than an artifice constructed to save time, money and paperwork".

From mimicking the pattern of crop circles to the glass-paned slopes of mountain vistas, the photographer paints a circuit board-augmented picture of nature, filled with the man-made tools humanity constructed to save itself from its own nature-destroying practices.

All the objects were saved in STL format and imported to the Imageware software, by which an optimal ball was constructed to fit the acetabular fossa.

To further reduce the running time, we construct two lists to save the influence diffused by each node and the active probability of each node, respectively.

Mr. Waxman cited a subcommittee investigation that concluded that BP took shortcuts in constructing the fatal well "to save a million dollars here and a few hours or days there," and added there was no evidence that Mr. Hayward "paid even the slightest attention to the dangers at this well".

For this purpose, we construct a big database to save the CFD results with respect to each scenario, and provide them to trainees selectively as they take a certain action in the training interface.

Knowing Marlborough's destination, Tallard and Villeroi met at Landau in Alsace on 13 June to rapidly construct an action plan to save Bavaria, but the rigidity of the French command system was such that any variations from the original plan had to be sanctioned by Versailles.

The people... may have moved more earth and stone [in recent years] to reshape the surface of their land than the Egyptians during thousands of years to build the pyramids," says Reij. "In the early 1990s every able-bodied villager in Tigray had to contribute three months of labour to dig pits to save water, or to construct terraces and bunds to stop water rushing off the hills.

To save himself from future crevasses, Mawson constructed a rope ladder, which he carried over his shoulder and was attached to the sledge.

The ships' hulls were constructed from longitudinal steel frames and incorporated extensive welding to save weight; up to 85 percent of the hulls were welded rather than riveted.

Djokovic showed brilliant skill in windy conditions to save three break points for 2-2 and constructed a couple of stunning combinations to strike in game five.