Sentence examples for devised because of from inspiring English sources

Tells about the virtually new game that has been devised because of economic depression, called backyard polo.

I have absolutely zero proof of this, but I suspect the name of the delivery company serving high-end online supermarket customers was devised because of its faint ring of the pear and its attendant references of luxury, health and wealth.

Dravid's nickname 'The Wall' was devised because of innings such as the 270 he made in more than 12 hours against Pakistan in 2004, the longest by an Indian batsman in Test history.

However, it appears that we must incorporate new methods other than the proposed method, and the new methods must be dynamically devised because the characteristic of an unsteady noise must be predicted.

Samsung includes a task manager of their own devising because, as we all know, end users love RAM management.

That said, biking with a kid is O.K. if you are forced to flee via your previously devised escape route because of a tsunami or zombies.

Even though he did not succeed in writing this history, his effort was influential because he devised new combinations of old ideas and invented totally new ones.

"Their deployment may be unacceptable because no adequate system of legal accountability can be devised and because robots should not have the power of life and death over human beings," the United Nations' watchdog on extrajudicial killings, Christof Heyns, told the council.

Hermann Kümmell, of Hamburg, devised the routine of "scrubbing up".

COMMUNICATION (Emergence of journalism and newspapers -- because of lack of Hebraic typeset, a jargon emerged devised out of the Latin alphabet, Polish syntax and the Yiddish language).

Kato also devised the system of multiple endings because he could not branch the story out to different paths.