Sentence examples for from devising from inspiring English sources

Slow acceptance is not deterring manufacturers from devising other computer-controlled lawn gear, however.

If such a pattern were shown, the 11th Amendment would not bar Congress from devising a congruent and proportional remedy.

As for Patti Colombo's sensational choreography, she must be exhausted from devising two and a half hours of this stuff.

A whole industry has arisen from devising employee benefit schemes that make the most of tax advantages on certain goods and services.

Welcome though this is, it is still a long way from devising a diplomatic strategy that would help to end the Syrian bloodletting.

Steck's subsequent vow to cool it a bit (he ended his Explorers Club talk with the self-admonition "Slow down and stay alive") has not deterred him from devising ambitious excursions, what he calls "projects".

For Ventura, who is from Kenosha, Wis., devising the road course meant going back to the drawing board when the original Illinois route was deemed not challenging enough.

There may also be new ways to present analysis and explanation, escaping from formats devised for the clanking Linotype machines that disappeared from The Times's fourth floor 25 years ago.

Eric Kokish from Toronto devised a solution.

Later Greek philosophers distinguished observed facts (phenomena) from theories devised to explain them.

In a political system dominated by oratory, Gorgias, from Sicily, devised a style of rhetoric that made for spellbinding speeches.