Sentence examples for designed to succeed from inspiring English sources

The Hawaii installation is designed to succeed at a crucial but obscure function: frequency regulation.

Originally hosted by Steve Allen, the programme was designed to succeed the variety format popularised by The Ed Sullivan Show.

As the successor to Chiptest and Deep Thought (earlier purpose-built chess computers), Deep Blue was designed to succeed where all others had failed.

"There has definitely been a value commentary from consumers," Mr. Raman said, who, before buying a product, now ask "Is it worth it?" and "Is this going to deliver the results it promises?" Tide Pods is "designed to succeed, even in a tough economy, if it delivers value," he added.

These tend to be companies that are not designed to succeed at providing services at small scale.

NASA scientists and engineers working on the Next Generation Space Telescope (NGST --a huge optical telescope desigNGST --aucceed the agiNGST --ae--just received a boost from across thugetlantic.

Robert F. Christy's solid core design was chosen as the most likely design to succeed.

Both types of entrepreneurships, social or business, need design to succeed.

Results suggested that multi-modal scaffolds for both thinking and language, designed to help students succeed on a motivating assessment task, developed cognitive and communication skills.

"CrowdRise by GoFundMe is designed to help nonprofits succeed, and it's an important milestone as we continue to build the giving layer of the internet," said Rob Solomon, CEO of GoFundMe, in a statement.

After all, it was designed to help banks succeed.