Sentence examples for devised for its from inspiring English sources

Hyundai's electric power steering doesn't come close to what Porsche has devised for its new 911, but it's right up there with the systems Honda installs in its Fit and Civic and provides much better feedback than the steering that Nissan and Toyota have been using in their low-end cars.

A beautiful public garden becomes the setting for dances especially devised for its lawns and terraces.

And in the cafeteria, the weekly menu (framed and hung) was devised for its nutritional content by you-know-who.

In discussing "Inception," Mr. Nolan occasionally became bogged down in long asides as he explained the intricate rules he devised for its dream world.

The discovery of how these defects are responsible for the formation of green emission from these polymers enabled methods, including improved synthesis methods and the design of new molecular and device structures, to be devised for its suppression.

But taken as a body, and compared to a special intelligence court, they make a precarious, accidental, and arbitrary means of oversight, a nugatory check (devised for its impotence) on operations as massive as those we have seen this president commandeer.

Although the architecture devised for internet mail, with its user, message transfer, and message injection agents, may seem unwieldy to us today, it still serves us remarkably reliably and at low cost.

The system, originally devised for cataloguing books, has found its way into wider academic use, and detailed explanations of how it works can be found on several websites.

Tom Korologos, a Republican operative who was Mr. Nixon's Senate liaison, said that as the House impeachment vote drew close in 1974 the Senate had already devised plans for its subsequent duties.

For all you New Yorker junkies out there, here's a sneak peek at a new feature of this year's Festival, devised especially for its tenth anniversary: Tailing Tilley, a live, interactive game, will take place on Sunday, October 18th.

By The New Yorker August 6, 2009 For all you New Yorker junkies out there, here's a sneak peek at a new feature of this year's Festival, devised especially for its tenth anniversary: Tailing Tilley, a live, interactive game, will take place on Sunday, October 18th.