Sentence examples for have constructed to from inspiring English sources

That fear of getting too wrapped up in the intricacies of the show's mythology keeps Mr. Cuse from trolling the numerous Web sites that fans have constructed to revere, obsess over, debate and criticize the show, like Lost-TV (www.lost-tv.com).

The master process we have constructed to manage the workflow in Fig. 1 has been assembled out of tools created by Kepler Project developers.

Kin selection theory is often presented as a triumph of the 'gene's-eye view of evolution', which sees organic evolution as the result of competition among genes for increased representation in the gene-pool, and individual organisms as mere 'vehicles' that genes have constructed to aid their propagation (Dawkins 1976 , 1982.

"What a fucking depressingly self-conscious little monument to their own petit bourgeois good taste these people have constructed to rule over them.

Maybe it is a psychological barrier I have constructed to slow my maturation into a full-fledged adult, but whatever the case, I'm starting to feel judged by the shoes that I wear.

The following is the most-complete account we have constructed to-date of the organization's formation and its ambitions to stage several high-profile terrorist attacks in Indonesia, the likes of which the country hasn't seen in more than a decade.

In these final urgent days, the elaborate scaffolding that Mr. Gore had constructed to help build his identity has fallen away.

Mora also challenged the legal framework that the Bush Administration has constructed to justify an expansion of executive power, in matters ranging from interrogations to wiretapping.

That's the length of a wooden beam that the museum has constructed to imitate the I-beams that Mohawk ironworkers walk along.

The mighty shield I've constructed to protect me has kept stuff out but has also kept stuff in, like that secret irrational fear.

Each one represents an argument that PRO has constructed to support the query.