Sentence examples for designed to perhaps from inspiring English sources

"The rhetoric sounds like something designed to perhaps go down easier than the measures that had been in the budgets before, such as ending deferrals," Mr. Bernstein said in an interview.

A rendering by Mr. Raskin includes cedar shingles that he designed to echo, perhaps as much as a tsunami evacuation tower can, the windswept houses here.

The Shinano had been designed to survive perhaps 20 torpedo hits but had been rendered vulnerable by inadequate and incomplete construction.

Shrinking Violets is designed to entertain, and perhaps to comfort sufferers through recognition of a shared plight, but not to be a programme for "personal growth".

The Web may very well be pushing the envelope of the visual paradigm, but that doesn't mean it can't be designed to a fuller, perhaps more complete expression of art".

Thus, one hears frequent calls for cross-cultural dialogue between the West and the East designed to understand and perhaps learn from the other side.

Understanding how Aβ oligomers target synapses provides an important framework for ongoing AD research, which can lead to the development of successful therapeutic strategies designed to alter or perhaps reverse the course of the disease.

A system designed to help Spain and, perhaps.

Insomnia experts will give lectures, too (long ones, perhaps designed to send you to sleep).

Six: an inclination in the signature ristorante – the Belvedere – to a certain fussiness, perhaps designed to flatter target customers with exciting illusions of sophistication.

The internet, even!The remarks were perhaps designed to highlight Mr Romey's own success as the organiser of the Salt Lake City winter Olympics in 2002.