Sentence examples for created to answer from inspiring English sources

It was a one-off project created to answer a simple question: could you take a gamer and put them in a real racing car?

The result was a miniaturized version of the postwar "consumer's republic," with products created to answer "needs" in thousands of new categories.

Setting up with ForUsAll was easy, he said, and Proteus's employees especially liked "Dave," a virtual adviser created to answer questions and make the enrollment process easy.

And one more point: what we learn from this story is that a model may be created to answer one question, or defend a particular position, but if it's a good model it can be used in multiple settings, and sometimes may even end up supporting a different side in the political debate.

Violaine de Caffarelli, an oenologist at the CIVC, the Champagne trade organization, put it well, saying that single-vineyard Champagnes "are clearly terroir wines, but some of them seem to have been created to answer the question, 'Is there terroir in Champagne?"' A holiday gathering with family and friends is not the best time to experiment.

The Hotplate kicked off on Nine on Tuesday, a show no doubt created to answer the question, "What would My Kitchen Rules' Pete and Manu look like if they were hollowed out and two other presenters wore their skins?" Look carefully and in between courses you can actually see judge Scott Pickett readjusting his Manu flesh outfit.

Encode was created to try to answer that question.

Without explanation or hesitation, Ono fearlessly creates and creates, refusing to answer to anyone other than her art and herself.

All of these are available on a website (www.tbfaqs.org) created to provide answers to the most frequently asked questions by TB product developers.

After the news this week that Kevin Keller, the only openly gay resident of Riverdale, the hometown of Archie Andrews, would be getting his own series we asked Dan Parent, who created Kevin, to answer a few questions by e-mail.

Recorded in digital form, he would then create algorithms to answer questions posed to us from beyond the grave, creating a "new form of inter-generational collective intelligence".