Sentence examples for devised to do from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare was elected to the executive board of English Literature, the new academic subject devised to do just that.

It was devised to do a job no health minister wants to do – to decide which new medicines are worth having in the NHS and which are too expensive.

The QALY is the best measure anyone has yet devised to enable us to do this.

We know of no structure system devised to date that does not contain errors or flaws, which are later discovered and corrected.

So rather than dictate how every business unit meets the five new sustainability priorities, he'd rather they devise how to do so themselves.

Because we can't explain ourselves to ourselves, we devise stories to do the job for us.

We've solved the problem of over-taxed muscles by devising technology to do just about everything muscles used to do.

The statute is akin to the "trading with the enemy" laws that were devised to keep Americans from doing business with Castro's Cuba.

The listless performance at Upton Park reinforced the sense that the players had lost faith with Laudrup's methods – Ashley Williams described the West Ham display as "embarrassing" and admitted the plans Laudrup devised to deal with Andy Carroll "didn't work".

Tebow fit perfectly into the Gators' dynamic spread offense, a system devised to win games — which he did — but that did not necessarily prepare him for the N.F.L. Addazio said the scrutiny regarding Tebow's mechanics was "the most overrated aspect I've ever heard about" and "just makes me sick to my stomach," but it exists because the problems have endured.

While these surveys may seem to be devised to help that, they simply do not.