Sentence examples for devised because of its from inspiring English sources
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.
Tells about the virtually new game that has been devised because of economic depression, called backyard polo.
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.
Religion is the greatest marketing scheme ever devised because it sells the impossible by touting its impossibility.
That Ennio Morricone-inspired guitar – so incongruous in 1980 – Debbie Harry's opiated moans (crushingly, she's since admitted that "Oh, your hair is beautiful" was a meaningless line she devised because it fitted the melody), the urgency of the rhythm as it lifts off – it was dirty and futuristic, the apotheosis of American new wave.
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.
Technicolor devised the first of its dye-transfer, or imbibition, processes in 1928.
Furthermore, we did not use a standardised research based questionnaire for infant or child detection of GER such as those devised by Orenstein [ 52] because of its non feasibility in the context of the study.
But in 2002 Reckitt was granted a seven-year licence to exclusively sell Suboxone tablets because of its work devising and testing the drug.
Because the government's voracious appetite for money, power and control has grown out of control, its agents have devised other means of funding its excesses and adding to its largesse through taxes disguised as fines, taxes disguised as fees, and taxes disguised as tolls, tickets and penalties.
