Sentence examples for designed to make a from inspiring English sources

We generally think of car brakes as designed to make a car slow down.

"Poison pills" were schemes to issue extra shares, again designed to make a takeover more expensive.

Unreformed, the law is designed to make a coalition devilishly hard.

It was a headline designed to make a sports fan salivate.

The Sloan telescope was designed to make a static map of the heavens, not to search for sporadic flashes.

"Enhanced fees" are designed to make a profit, charging claimants more than the administrative cost of the service.

"Omar Khadr still faces a process that is tainted, and designed to make a finding of guilt," he said.

Uniforms are designed to make a distinction between "us" and "them" that nobody should ever encourage in a residential environment.

Software wizards have conjured up a set of new protocols, each designed to make a particular Internet problem vanish in a puff of acronyms.

Satellite photographs show it is surrounded by antiaircraft guns, and the mountainous setting was designed to make a bombing campaign nearly impossible.

Hall insisted that the new way of assessing students was not designed to make A-levels harder.