Sentence examples for devise forms from inspiring English sources

The American challenge forced fascist and communist regimes to devise forms of political enlistment that had no precedent.

Human beings are, in comparison with other animals, weaker in body, and therefore tend to devise forms to surpass this deficiency (DOS 626); but they are gifted (by God) with reason to discover ways to surpass their physical limitations (DOS 360 61).

Floods of fan mail forced her to hire a secretary and devise form replies.

Those religions that have taught the possibility of a happy afterlife have also devised forms of postmortem testing of merit for eternal bliss.

34 To address these concerns some surgical teams have either given boluses of lignocaine (thereby preventing the heart from beating) or devised forms of cardiopulmonary bypass that only restore circulation to abdominal organs.

"Danes talk of integration and then devise new forms of pressure," he argued.

Disillusioned with the Modernist principles of their predecessors and postwar consumerism, they strove to devise new forms of design practice, which were intellectually dynamic, politically inclusive and environmentally responsible.

This malady manifests first in Jews, one of whom — Marcus's protagonist, Sam — is captured and imprisoned in a language retraining camp, where he is forced to devise nontoxic forms of communication.

Indeed, just as economic competition led rival firms to compete over price, innovate, and explore untapped markets, so electoral competition led rival parties to compete over policy efficiency and effectiveness, devise novel forms of delivery, and focus on areas appealing to different sections of the electorate.

Sam is captured and imprisoned in a language retraining camp, where he is forced to devise nontoxic forms of communication: "Did the language itself matter?... Did an ancient one need to be revived, or were we bound to invent a new one, avoiding the perils of every language that has heretofore existed, I wondered".

As libraries grew larger after the Renaissance, it became necessary to devise some form of standard to ensure consistency among several catalogs.