Sentence examples for designed to make an from inspiring English sources

Those ads are designed to make an impression.

Disney Interactive's forthcoming title is designed to make an entire afternoon in front of the console a family event.

The video, whose official title is "Your Turn," is one of the tools designed to make an often loathed activity slightly more palatable.

"It looks more like a publicity stunt designed to make an impact and encourage more defections," said the exiled activist Malik al-Abdeh.

The only thing bold about it are accounting tactics worthy of Enron that are designed to make an increase in emissions look like a decrease.

It had only had modest effect in sales letters designed to make an immediate sale, when the reader didn't know the author of the sales letter.

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

In other words, science designed to make a difference.

Kennard has straddled these two areas, making posters that are designed to make a statement.

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

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