Sentence examples for designed to dig from inspiring English sources

The survey is designed to dig deep, to find out how well each institution uses its resources and what students are getting out of the experience.

In recognition of the fading power of the mindbomb, Greenpeace have begun pouring funding into new units designed to dig up dirt on their targets.

The sequester is designed to dig deep enough into programs cherished by both parties that the joint committee would have a significant incentive to succeed.

The spacecraft is a lander with an arm and scoop designed to dig a trench though the top soil to reach an expected ice layer near the surface.

Special commissions designed to dig up the truth about Latin America's dirty wars have detailed state terror in better-known conflicts such as those in Chile and Argentina, where military regimes ruled through murder and intimidation during the 1970s and '80s.

The process of installing ground loops in homeowners' yards has typically been messy and intrusive, using wide drills that are designed to dig water wells at depths of over 1,000 feet.

A yard bunker safe room is designed to be dug into and installed underground.

It would, for example, exempt information released to journalists and information that analysts obtain from non-senior executives, an exemption designed to encourage analysts to dig for a broad range of data.

We're designed to challenge, to push, to dig, to question, to irritate, to run towards danger and confrontation rather than away from it – and, when we're not tearing each other apart limb from limb, we do have fun together.

The new architectural plan surrounding the Villa – which was conceived by Boston architects Machado and Silvetti Associates (who were also responsible for the plans for the renovated museum) – is designed to simulate an archaeological dig.

The Sui army feigned retreat, and dug pits designed to trap the elephants.