Sentence examples for devising what from inspiring English sources

IN devising what DotOrg would become after Dr. Brilliant, the company went back to the Flu Trends model.

The man's name was Allen Franklin and he had come for help devising what would be, at age 44, the first résumé of his life.

But now charities are being warned to avoid spending too much time and money devising what they hope might be next year's Ice Bucket Challenge and instead concentrate on using social media to raise longer-term awareness for their cause.

The coalition is devising what it calls "PACE in a Box," a model it hopes many of Texas' 254 counties and more than 1,200 cities will adopt, encouraging consistency in a state that values local power.

Herbert was devising what appeared to be a particularly ingenious scheme, and in the course of debunking it, Kaiser ventures, mainstream physicists came to appreciate that entanglement does allow for something else: encrypting messages so that they are impossible, in theory, to surreptitiously intercept.

"They are saying, 'We will go at a measured pace unless we don't".' In devising what it hopes is a gradual retreat from the easy-money policies of the last several years, the Fed is striving for what policy makers used to call a "soft landing".

The league soon devised what resembled a Greyhound bus timetable crisscrossing the continent.

Still, he devised what became known as the "three-drug protocol".

He devised what he called an American style, casual and understated.

After his TV show ended in '77, Mr. London devised what he calls "travelling fashion shows".

As a classroom teaching aide she devised what she called learning boards to stimulate the senses.