Sentence examples for devise to make from inspiring English sources
In addition, increased experience and the advent of new mechanisms — like a green tariff, in use in North Carolina and Nevada, that Google helped devise to make it easier for companies to buy renewables through their utilities — has made it easier for corporations to take greater control over where their energy dollars go. Google has invested about $2.5 billion in renewable energy projects.
But defense lawyers say the rule was devised to make obtaining convictions easier.
They were devised to make children feel that Nickelodeon is their home base on television.
The scoring system was devised to make organ distribution fairer by using objective measures.
City officials say the changes are devised to make street parking more efficient by turning over spaces more quickly.
A well-managed hedge fund is devised to make money in good markets and bad, with less volatile returns.
He also spoke of society withholding a "puberty ceremony" for boys, creating: "A scheme which has been cunningly devised to make young men go to war.
Dr. Stapel has published about 150 papers, many of which, like the advertising study, seem devised to make a splash in the media.
This is a brand new, hot-off-the-press Christmas cake that we devised to make use of the excess vine fruits.
The screen is made of Scotchlite, the trade name for a material that was originally devised to make road signs that would reflect light from a car's headlight to the driver's eyes.
