Sentence examples for is no longer designed from inspiring English sources

The average Joe doesn't stand a chance in a system that is no longer designed and has no desire to defend them.

Rather, it represents one transitional phase among many in times of change and transformation in the Middle East, where fate is no longer designed and manufactured on policy-drawing tables as had been the custom in the past.

As John Guillory argues, "The transmission of knowledge is no longer designed to train an elite capable of guiding the nation toward its emancipation, but to supply the system with players capable of acceptably fulfilling their roles at the pragmatic posts required by its institutions". Technically skilled functionaries are, in other words, the bulk of what the American economy desires and hires.

"They're no longer designed just to help you burn some calories.

They are very common in older cities but are no longer designed and built as part of new sewerage facilities.

It's no longer designed in an Ivory tower somewhere in Tokyo, it's shared with us, with Naughty Dog, with Sony San Diego – and together we've built the machine.

Though the restaurants are no longer designed by Christian Liaigre, who did the original, people who were with him now do the work, including Gilles & Boissier of Paris, which designed the New York property.

For all the money, corruption is less naked than it once was: Mr Bennett is proud that Senate offices are no longer designed with safes into which venal politicians used casually to stuff their visitors' personal cash contributions.

This was made worse when the commission website's was transferred to the Gov.uk portal (Shawcross recently told MPs that the commission didn't want to make the move, and that the website was no longer designed for charities), but the commission is taking steps to put this right.

"What we're doing," says law professor Thomas Metzloff, who worked closely with planners on the law school project, "is re-conceptualizing how a student lives in an academic building". The result is that "academic" buildings are no longer designed for purely academic purposes.

When Your Cortisol Levels Are Too High Our bodies are no longer designed to be in a constant state of extreme survival mode, so when cortisol production kicks into overdrive, "it affects the entire body in a breakdown process that basically ages people before their time," said Tracy Thomas, Ph.D.