Sentence examples for designed to cut through from inspiring English sources

The Eastwind, based in Greenland, was designed to cut through ice up to fifteen feet thick.

Marketing campaigns are designed to "cut through the clutter" and grab attention.

Mr. Andrews said the campaign was also designed to "cut through the clutter of the business-to-business space".

The flooring blade has tough carbide-tipped teeth and is designed to cut through rough lumber, secondhand boards and flooring.

New technology for mobile devices is being designed to cut through traffic-jamming interference to improve downloads.

"Robotic mowers are not designed to cut through tall grass but to maintain grass at a specific height," Mr. Clabaugh said.

Papua New Guinea's delegate to the UN climate convention meeting, Kevin Conrad, told BBC News his government was considering the idea as part of a bigger package of measures designed to cut carbon through engagement with the private sector.

Although he was always convivial in his office relations, there are several stories of confrontations, notably when the UK government was hauled before the European court to compel compliance with European legislation on tachograph monitoring of lorry and coach drivers' hours, designed to cut down accidents through over-tiredness.

Reporters leaving the besieged southern city of Tyre passed through largely empty streets, weaving between bomb craters designed to cut off the roads.

For hour after painstaking hour, Republicans presented their vision for America through a series of amendments designed to cut spending in Washington.

By taking a moderate approach designed to cut over-consumption, live within your means, and make healthy lifestyle choices, Sandy Kreps helps people cut through the chaos of modern life and find a simpler path.