Sentence examples for devised ways that from inspiring English sources
Throughout the rest of his work, Nietzsche catalogued the damage done to man by the immature demands of Christianity, and devised ways that a riper faith might take its place.
An in-depth understanding of the mechanisms by which these complexes promote DNA repair and genomic stability may help us to uncover the molecular basis of genomic instability in human cancers and devise ways that exploit this instability to treat cancers.
The hardiest are still devising ways that their land could be incorporated into the Olympic plan.
Gradually, the bureaucrats devised ways to insure that the academics were fulfilling their obligations.
The information on the debris has been mostly gleaned from amateur video, and NASA has devised ways to interpret that information.
Her point was that the Nazis methodically killed the Jews, that they devised ways of killing them as efficiently (time and cost effective) as possible namely, with gas chambers.
The former stunt double, who, after watching wild mustangs in Nevada as a boy, devised ways of communicating with horses that did not involve forcibly "breaking them in", is not just wowed by the scale of the proposed sculpture.
Royal Bank of Scotland risks fuelling the row over pay as it considers how to follow rivals that have devised ways to avoid the EU bonus cap and maintain their bankers' multimillion-pound pay cheques.
He also devised ways to analyze relationships between data that follow similar trends over time but are not necessarily linked through cause and effect, like monthly fluctuations in consumer spending and changes in household wealth.
If the show does not represent a completely easy fit — between the Met and the new, or Mr. Serra and drawing — it helps that the artist seems to have been given carte blanche in the installation, and that he has devised ways of being in, but not completely of, the Met.
Almost magically, Muybridge devised ways of enabling us to see that stealthy entropy at work in nature.
