Sentence examples for designed to stress from inspiring English sources

But few except the very rich feel very rich and these series are designed to stress how much can be done with a little.

My particular topic, "Law Enforcement and Public Administration," was designed to stress, as a part of this general subject, the public aspects of crime control.

The very architecture of the buildings at Bell Labs' Murray Hill, N.J., headquarters was designed to stress the importance of employees' interactions.

SPECjms2007 is based on a novel application in the supply chain management domain, designed to stress MOM infrastructures in a manner representative of real-world applications.

I had the idea of collecting some of his work into a book designed to stress his literary skills, and on this subject we conferred once or twice in his apartment; and he knew me, among other things, as a friend and admirer of Kempton.

It was designed to stress U.S. support for Iran's quest for nuclear energy and the prospects that Washington and Tehran can "reconcile their differences" if Iran cooperates with the international community to ensure that the effort is not converted into a weapons program.

The war game is designed to stress-test the new domestic and global rules for regulating and supervising banks devised since 2008.

PetMan's unsupported walking motion and displays of light calisthenics are all designed to stress-test protective clothing that will shield troops against chemical attacks.

The beryllium tiles used to refit JET are machined into precise shapes with a deep grid of cuts designed to prevent stresses developing as the tiles heat and cool during the reactor's operation.

Boat To Work was designed to de-stress Bart-stricken commuters, but ended up being about starting your day with the sea spray in your face and the whole city in front of you.

If you have a Thundershirt -- a garment specifically designed to relax stressed dogs -- get it out.