Sentence examples for is designed to throw from inspiring English sources

It is designed to throw a searchlight on crimes that, while serious, may involve relatively small sums of money - such as terrorism or paedophilia.

The service, founded by CEO Kolton Andrus, who designed Netflix's failure injection service and worked with CTO Matthew Fornaciari while at Amazon, is designed to throw a monkey wrench into any application, simulating faults like storage errors, database congestion and sudden spikes in latency.

The present study was designed to throw light on the ecological features of five representative geophytes, namely, Cyperus capitatus, Cyperus conglomeratus, Elymus farctus, Lasiurus scindicus and Panicum turgidum.

"The new PIP tests terrify everyone, because we know what they are for: they are designed to throw a lot of people off benefits," says Michelle.

The diversity of delegates and experiences was designed to throw up opportunities for collaboration that could propel people's projects and ideas.

The investigation was designed to throw light on mycological and mycotoxicological status of some medicinal plants from Pakistan and the result showed 30%% and 26.7 % samples were contaminated with aflatoxins and ochratoxin A, respectively.

The prisons are designed to throw figures of prisoners — in their Mondrian-red or yellow or black-striped uniforms — into sharp, surveillable relief and to disempower them through a kind of cultural neutralizing.

He backs this up with other clues, such as the plane's careful route cutting in and out of Thai and Malaysian airspace, which he supposes was designed to throw air traffic controllers off its trail.

The bombings had clearly been designed to throw the election into chaos – Demirtaş accused the state of collusion – but no one was sure exactly what their effects would be.

The very spot where the Brooklyn Cyclones now roam was once Steeplechase Park, where nearly every ride was designed to throw members of the opposite sex together -- albeit at bone-crunching speeds.

Each extension of the linear city was designed to throw a rhizome across the West Siberian plains – an infrastructural trellis around which a particularly Soviet conception of urbanism could collect.