Sentence examples for designed to buy from inspiring English sources

A €68 billion troika bail-out was designed to buy Dublin time away from the debt markets.

Aiming to raise $1.2 billion, the complex transaction mostly seems designed to buy still more time for the ailing $31 billion leveraged buyout.

But he was visibly irritated when asked whether his diplomatic blitz was merely designed to buy time with his Western interlocutors.

What Protestants opposed to the agreement have failed to notice is that these concessions are designed to buy something valuable: long-term peace.

This, perhaps, was why Islam, the new idea, felt so threatening to the Meccan élite; why it was persecuted so viciously; and why its founder may — just may — have been offered an attractive deal, designed to buy him off.

The Bank of England's Asset Purchase Facility, designed to buy corporate and government debt, has mopped up only £522m of corporate bonds and £2.1 billion of short-term commercial paper.

You won't find the cheapest stuff here, nor always the most stylish, but everything collected on the site is designed to be bought once.

This will not be a trailer for clothes that will go on sale six months later, but a starting gun for a collection designed to be bought, and worn, immediately.

Some things are designed to be bought differently.

The chancellor's cash would be designed to help buy new sleeper carriages to replace the stock which is coming to the end of its life.

MROs are marketplaces designed to let companies buy and sell things like staplers, brooms, paper clips and office chairs.