Sentence examples for devising some way from inspiring English sources

When they dropped him at the bakery, he immediately began devising some way to become integral to the wedding.

The government cannot dramatically inflate demand for health care services and eliminate market mechanisms for allocating them without devising some way of rationing supply and demand through political means.

But he still needed to devise some way to do the tuning.

The island is accessible only by water, so the county will need to devise some way for the public to get to the park.

Meanwhile, the Legislature must devise some way to protect the city against what could be a huge headache in its massive September primary.

It speaks vaguely of extending its cover if it can devise some way to share the risk with bank creditors.ECGD has moved on two fronts, to give it its due.

Two Republican senators, Olympia J. Snowe of Maine and Mike DeWine of Ohio, met today with the three sponsors of the bill to devise some way of insulating employers from liability.

When he wakes the next day, Grant has enough cash left to afford some hair of the dog, but little more than that, and must devise some new way to get to Sydney.

The concern raised in last week's hearing was whether all insurers would use the new independent database or would devise some other way to calculate the local "reasonable and customary" rates of medical care — a move skeptics say could let them continue to underpay patients and doctors.

SEASONAL businesses have devised some creative ways to earn year-round revenue.

So some companies are devising creative ways to generate new revenue.