Sentence examples for devised to cut from inspiring English sources

We weren't selling anything; this was a bold conceit that Tonio had devised to cut costs.

Chinese and American officials also announced a series of bilateral initiatives devised to cut emissions that are a cause of climate change.

Advocates and experts say they believe that Zimbabwe is the first country to use international trade regulations devised to cut the costs of antiretroviral drugs for AIDS.

WICKENDEN: That was Paul Ryan this week, in one of a number of televised appearances arguing on behalf of the plan his committee devised to cut the deficit and debt by more than six trillion dollars in the next decade.

The SuperCommittee devised to cut the budget deficit has been meeting in secret and may rubber-stamp a Farm Bill that will encourage bad farming practices--the type that lead to obesity, environmental degradation, and unfair world trade.

For the rural poor, seeking care from informal health providers is often a strategy devised to cut costs, but by which they may end up incurring higher costs due to opportunism in the poorly regulated rural health market (Bloom et al. 2011).

At certain moments in this small, charged space we might almost be amid a display of masks or shields or symbolic axes, devised to help us cut through the miasma of modern life.

Several companies have devised ways to cut computers out of the printing equation.

The Bush administration has also promised to devise methods to cut off the smuggling of Iraqi oil.

When his father died in 1980, Mr. Wasas took over the family's insulation and soundproofing business, again devising efficiencies to cut customers' heating bills.

The program will help such cities assess threats and devise tools to cut risks, including land-use plans, building codes and catastrophe insurance, she said.