Sentence examples for is designed to add from inspiring English sources

Such biometric information is designed to add extra security to the document, even though few scanners are designed to read such specialized information.

The planned change for the iconic chocolate bar, which was launched in 1926, is designed to add "variety" to the bar, according to Cadbury's.

Termed the Pinewood Studios Development Framework, the £200m scheme is designed to add over 30,000 sq m of studio space over the next 15 years at the company's flagship Pinewood studios at Iver Heath, Bucks, which includes acquiring and building on neighbouring land.

Al atom is designed to add into LiBH4 by occupation of Li atom, B atom and interstitial sites.

The enterprise information management (EIM) process is designed to add value at all stages, even if the program were to be delayed at some point.

A major South African bank has taken delivery of a biometric system that is designed to add safeguards to a nationwide loan application system.

"A lot of suits used to be designed to add mass without taking into account mobility," said Tony Gardner, who designed Gwyneth Paltrow's suit for "Shallow Hal".

Its vintage palette, which has gold and copper strands of powder, was designed to add a little radiance to the face on a cold, gray day.

In an effort to prevent time-related forfeitures, special clocks have been designed to add up to 30 seconds of time to a player's total after each move.

Sadly these were designed to add stability like the movable keels on Dutch sailing barges and were not used to barge rival vehicles off the track in the manner of Steve McQueen in 1968's Bullitt.

Ben Abramowitz, Syrup's creative director on the Speedo campaign, said the Pace Club was designed to "add value to the Speedo brand" by focusing on the consumer and "how we could make the Pace Club as useful to a swimmer as possible".