Sentence examples similar to have come to devising from inspiring English sources

It seems the time has come to devise a new, broader term than "open source", to refer to distributed, internet-based collaboration.

In "Aerobia," that line shifts inside the characters, who have come to this self-help spa to devise the best way to "actualize" themselves.

Unless regulators can devise new rules acceptable to the federal court, the rulings could force farmers to abandon the genetically engineered beets they have come to rely on.

Bradshaw had come to show me the new Laurie Lee walking trail devised by the trust.

In recognition that the play has come to be regarded as a feminist anthem, Mr. Breuer devised a conclusion in which the characters burst into song.

NC-17 is the adults-only rating devised to replace the X, which had come to be equated with pornography.

That it was "the worst punishment God can devise," according to a letter that has come to light.

McCune, who had had come to Africa inspired by Band Aid's song (which itself was inspired by a BBC report on Ethiopia) and the ensuing social interest in saving Africa, devised a way to get attention on television.

Other states, meanwhile, have no comparable authority when it comes to devising their own air quality standards.

When it came to devising his own list, however, he chose simplicity.

When it comes to devising the ultimate prank, nothing is off limits.