Sentence examples for devised to make a from inspiring English sources

Dr. Stapel has published about 150 papers, many of which, like the advertising study, seem devised to make a splash in the media.

Mr. Shore and Mr. Prevor, dressed in chinos and rumpled shirts, frequently described the company as "the Google of fashion" and rattled off several ways they had devised to make a high-quality product at the low prices.

The additions, which include a day care center, valet parking and a Land Rover test track on the roof, are all part of a $15 million renovation devised to make the dealership a "retail destination," in the words of its president, Gary Flom.

Initially popularised by Donna Karan, who launched her "7 Easy Pieces" range in 1985, the concept was devised to make life as a busy, working woman and mother as easy as possible, segueing seamlessly from office scenarios to weekend wear and back again.

A number of different objective functions have been devised to make such models applicable to different situations.

Soon after getting initial approval from the agriculture department, the company devised a plan to make a less alkaline version of the beef, internal company documents show.

PureVision has devised a way to make a different form of lignin — one with a molecular composition that could make it an attractive material for a variety of industrial products like glues, sealants and detergents.

In general, this criterion is devised so as to make a compromise between a measure of goodness of fit and that of parametric complexity.

The genetic control system they devised spurs each cell to make a different amount of each of the three proteins.

One team, for example, was responsible for devising a new way to make a major ingredient for one of the company's most important products.

Enda Walsh, who has "mischievously adapted" the book, has had to devise a story to make an evening in the theatre.