Sentence examples for designed to overpower from inspiring English sources

While the mentholated petroleum jelly that pathologists and crime-scene workers sometimes use is designed to overpower unpleasant smells, OdorScreen interferes with the sense of smell itself.

MOSCOW — Russia's military reported a successful test on Wednesday of a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile that generals said was designed to overpower the American missile defense system.

This being so, the frigates were designed to overpower other frigates with the ability to escape from a ship of the line.

Additionally, Beecher's is in the process of developing new types of crackers, designed to not overpower the taste of the cheese with which they are paired.

This being so, the frigates were designed to be able to overpower any other frigate yet escape from a ship of the line.

In CANDU® reactors, the regional overpower protection (ROP) systems are designed to protect the reactor against overpower in the fuel which could reduce the safety margin-to-dryout.

But trimmed to about two-and-a-quarter hours and paced at a Barnum & Bailey gallop -- the scenes are melted into one another brilliantly -- it is designed to enchant and entertain more than to overpower.

They threw an explosive device called a flashbang that is designed to distract and temporarily blind suspects to allow officers to overpower and detain them.

But few odors rival the stench -- part rotten egg, part chemical char -- that yesterday overpowered areas of Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, where part of a system designed to clean odors at a sewage treatment plant was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night.

It's still not overpowered, though; songs with an important high end still shine through just fine, although it seems the S4s aren't designed to take advantage of that kind of music.

30 31 Large trials designed to achieve marginal gains in a near saturated therapeutic field typically overestimate potential benefits (because trial samples are unrepresentative and, if the trial is overpowered, effects may be statistically but not clinically significant) and underestimate harms (because adverse events tend to be underdetected or underreported).