Sentence examples for devised much from inspiring English sources

She and her group devised much of the software that conserves power on the network.

McDermott and his team devised much of the staging as Glass was writing.

Reporters traveling with Mr. Kerry were told to direct their questions to the "quartet," a Middle East peacemaking group whose experts devised much of the plan.

Politicians have become sensitive to their television images and have devised much of their campaign strategy with the television audience in mind.

Reznor devised much of the album's musical direction on his laptop.

Who could devise, much less enact, such a barbaric sentence?

Precise modulation of the autophagy pathway appears to be a novel route toward understanding these connections and perhaps for devising much-needed new therapeutic solutions.

The many Americans who enjoyed the recent film "Lincoln" clearly appreciated how the 13th Amendment was devised as much in guile as "sacred honor".

The constitution and laws Penn devised owed much to Magna Carta, the first American printing of which would appear in Philadelphia in 1687.

It sounds like it was devised after much sampling of beer genomes, but they do wear lab coats in the video, so maybe they know what they're talking about.

By 2005, by which time Mr. Arnott was both marketing fundamentally weighted indexes and promoting their "profound" (his word) implications in the pages of The Financial Analysts Journal, his company had devised a much more complex weighting system, using revenue, earnings, dividends and book value.