Sentence examples for devised just from inspiring English sources

But rather than using their talents to produce a potential Broadway smash, politely subversive sketch troupe The Trap have purposely devised just about the worst musical entertainment conceivable.

To the contrary, the code had been devised just as Lincoln abandoned what he called the "rose-water" tactics of the war's first year in favor of the much more aggressive strategy signaled by emancipation.

New York created a program called Child Health Plus, to insure children whose families made too much to qualify for Medicaid but could not afford private insurance, long before the federal government devised just such a plan in 1997.

Escape routes will be devised just in case.

Recently, Rangel and colleagues (Rangel, Camerer, & Montague, 2008; Rangel & Hare, 2010) devised just such a framework of decision making that highlights several processes necessary for optimal goal-directed choice.

They said they were working on devising just such a system.

When he began devising Just for Show with dancers, however, Newson started to feel that his theme was everywhere.

"It's like the worst market system you could devise, just a mess," said Neelam Sekhri, a health policy specialist at the World Health Organization in Geneva.

Mr. Brooks said he had rehearsed the pitch he devised, but just a few hours before he was to go on, he said, he decided to scrap it.

It may be the most versatile means of communication ever devised, but it is still just a means of communication.

He devised not just retractable wheels but a small set of rollers on the bottom edges, so that the suitcase, when tipped on end, can be slid down the aisle of an airplane narrow-side first.