Sentence examples for designed to oppose from inspiring English sources
Enemy Unknown puts players in command of an international group designed to oppose an alien menace intent on terrorising mankind.
However, one question remains on all our minds: why is an organization that was designed to oppose the Soviet Union and its allies in Eastern Europe still necessary in today's world?
What's unfortunate is that Hagel still needs to be on the defensive, especially in lieu of a new ad campaign by 2012 presidential candidate Rick Santorum designed to oppose his nomination.
The performance of the physical protection system should be designed to oppose and limit the capabilities and tactics of the attacker toward the nuclear facility.
At present, only a few formulations with characteristics designed to oppose tampering for abuse have received approval by the US Food and Drug Administration, and none has been permitted to include claims of abuse deterrence or tamper resistance in their labeling.
NATO needs to redefine the kinds of threats it is designed to oppose as well as how it can respond to the Kremlin's current tactics.
The second book develops the argument from design to oppose atheism, and the third introduces a favourite stratagem of More's, the rehearsal of well-known or well-attested stories of witchcraft, snake-charming, raising of tempests by the power of words, and other "spiritual" phenomena as evidence for the existence of an immaterial realm (Coudert 1990, Crocker 2003).
Double opposing-rhomboid flaps were designed to orient opposing parallel straight lines in the relaxed skin tension lines.
To address this question, we conducted three experiments in which subjects viewed motion (Exp. 1 and 2) or faces (Exp. 3) in a sequence designed to produce opposing aftereffects.
Both were designed to promote opposing government views of popular unrest and discontent sweeping the Middle East and North Africa and the Islamic republic's role in the region.
It is, first and foremost, a series of ruses designed to lure the opposing defense into sagging, ever so slightly, away from Steph Curry — and then the ball returns to him, and up it goes.
