Sentence examples for designed to even from inspiring English sources

Redistricting is designed to even things up, or to at least give voters an opportunity to do so.

These products are designed to even skintone – regardless of race - and the research that's gone into these new products is second to none.

To this day, some 23 years later, I recall her instructions many a morning when I apply products designed to even my skin tone or make me look like I did, in fact, do some sleeping: upward strokes to counteract aging.

A rule designed to even out fluctuations in pension assets means that it will take a while for a spill in the stock market to be fully reflected in reported pension costs.

Anxious legislators have proposed a five-bill package, the "Consumer Prescription Protection Act," that's designed to even the score, as well as to regulate PBMs and force more accounting transparency (detailing, for example, the rebates they receive from pharmas).

The technology inside a power supply consists of a lead-acid battery, some circuitry designed to even out surges and lulls in the power, and a switch that detects a lapse in incoming power and automatically turns to the battery for backup.

The more powerful Webb telescope is designed to detect even more distant objects and stars being formed even further back in time.

Somewhat bizarrely, they even cater for the dogs – their latest creation is made from a soya base and designed to keep even the hairiest pooch cool this summer.

These are crammed with technology designed to let even the idlest woodsman bag a large animal.

"These protocols were designed to work even if Washington is taken out.

The Goodmail system is designed to work even if not all senders and not all Internet providers participate.