Sentence examples for geared to make from inspiring English sources

"He must make what his machine is geared to make".

"Their hardware is geared to make gasoline; that's what they know how to do".

Rate-setting by state regulators has traditionally been geared to make more money for a utility if it sells more electricity.

At the same time, most banks are too highly geared to make risky commercial loans the average loan-loss rate is around 15%.Some people suggest that the government should pump equity into banks as a minority shareholder.

From Liberia to South Africa to the island of Madagascar, Libya's holdings are like a giant venture capital fund, geared to make friends and win influence in the poorest region in the world.

Venture capitalists often complain that business plans are written in a manner geared to make a sale--to get funding--as opposed to actually explaining what it is that you are going to do to grow and manage your business.

The program is geared to making a success out of these students from community college".

Proposed reforms are geared to making investors less reliant on the judgments of the "big three" at the same time as ending their near monopoly in the sector.

This summer's workout schedule seems geared to making sure Testaverde is fresh during the season, as well as to give needed passing time to the rookie Brooks Bollinger.

American Civil Liberties Union: Lesbian and Gay Rights (//www.aclu.org/LesbianGayRights/LesbianGayRightsMain.cfm) explores the topics with articles, including one geared to making schools safe for gay and lesbian teachers and students.

"The system any selective college uses is geared to making fine distinctions, but it can be a blunt instrument," Mr. Guttentag allows.