Sentence examples for is designed to become from inspiring English sources

Indeed, you might say the seed is designed to become a poppy, even though it was "designed" not by a human designer, but by natural selection.

The inducing chemical transformation is designed to become part of the catalytic mechanism when the antibody is subsequently challenged with substrate molecules.

There are further moments of drudgery – the album is designed to become more and more ambient, and in the end it lapses into forgettable cod-sinister wafting on En and Orenda.

Devised during the reigns of former director generals John Birt and Greg Dyke, the BBC West One project is designed to become the new home of BBC News, radio and the World Service.

These projects are indicative of broader trend across Asia to move beyond previous national universities, toward a state-initiated model of the globally competitive university, which is designed to become an regional hub for elite education.

The $11 million museum and educational center will be in the heart of Jersey City's historic Van Vorst District and is designed to become a cultural center for the area with two classrooms, a 152-seat auditorium and a state-of-the-art archival and research area.

Kindles, iPhones and those new smartwatches are designed to become outdated, and quickly.

It's a prestigious adaptation, one you suspect has been designed to become a Snowman-style staple.

This requires that the MIT crew program be designed to become once again competitive within our traditional conference.

It is obvious that these books, born of the success of other books, have been designed to become collectors' items in their own right.

The MoD said some of the cluster weapons had been designed to become non-explosive after a limited time, so they would not in effect be mines.