Sentence examples for designed to turn out from inspiring English sources

Schools and training programs, meanwhile, were designed to turn out workers adept at handling existing technology and equipment.

The school is the Inter-American Institute of Political Education at nearby San Isidro Coronado and it is designed to turn out liberal, anti-Communist politicians.

The Clinton forces are running a data-driven and carefully targeted campaign designed to turn out a slightly modified version of the Obama coalition: liberals, minorities, young people, highly educated voters, and suburban women.

The discovery, moreover, coincided with efforts by the company to secure government approval for plutonium processing at a gleaming new unit here designed to turn out "mixed oxide" fuel -- a blend of uranium and plutonium.

But many ed schools are fusty, politicized institutions that seem designed to turn out reliable teachers'-union members rather than reliable educators.

They're flooding the airwaves with ads designed to turn out the ultra-conservative base and engaging in the most cynical and undemocratic voter suppression tactics designed to steal elections they can't win fair and square.

Unlike so many of the meat-bashing documentaries out there (designed to turn everyone in vegans overnight), this film doesn't bash anyone over the head.

The company's history traces to 1857, when a group of railroaders and investors of the city of Bethlehem, Pa., founded the Saucona Iron Company, which four years later was renamed Bethlehem Iron Company; the works was designed principally to turn out wrought-iron railroad rails.

He designed the brewing system and started to turn out not just the standards but what Mr. La Placa calls "some real exotic stuff". The smaller batches, he explained, allow for more experimentation -- most brew-pub owners, dealing with six- or seven-barrel systems, cannot afford to be awfully adventurous for fear of getting stuck with a vat full of mistakes.

"I've had the privilege of serving as Chair of the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House since 2012 and have, at every turn, been enriched and touched by the spirit of enthusiasm and collaboration the design community lends to turning out an extraordinary show house like no other," said Williams.

The sirtuin-activating chemicals the company has designed could turn out to be toxic.