Sentence examples for devised in large part from inspiring English sources
The operation, devised in large part by a former Marine colonel named Oliver North, was not without lapses in tradecraft.
Leveson said the convention was "devised in large part by British lawyers, reflecting British values, to ensure that the activities that we'd all heard about during the second world war never repeated themselves".
André Perold, a finance professor at Harvard Business School, had written an article in a previous issue criticizing a new kind of financial product called fundamentally weighted indexes, which have been devised in large part by a man named Robert D. Arnott.
ProComp was adopted in the first years after No Child Left Behind, hailed as a landmark development, devised in large part as a mechanism for delivering a substantial boost in teacher pay, and had long seemed to have become woven into the fabric of Denver schooling.
SoftBank's chief executive, Masayoshi Son, has devised a strategy revolving in large part around building the same sort of high-speed data infrastructure he is creating in the Japanese market.
Mr. Schriefer said that not everything was designed to convey a message, and that he had devised the imagery of the convention in large part to garner the largest audience.
In large part, it entrusts the task of devising cost-saving health-care innovation to communities like Boise and Boston and Buffalo, rather than to the drug and device companies and the public and private insurers that have failed to do so.
Those regulations, in most countries, currently favor in large part the least climate-friendly agricultural policies yet devised.
The weakness of last chapters is in large part a function of the sheer difficulty of devising answers to complex social problems that are sound, practicable and not blindingly obvious.
It has looked at a number of acquisitions or partnerships, but time and time again, current and former executives said, it could not justify big deals in large part because of the strict General Electric accounting procedures, which were devised to protect earnings growth.
Match was stalled when he arrived; within a year its revenues shot up 30%, thanks in large part to a reality-TV-style ad campaign that he and Ginsberg devised.
