It was expressly designed to be content-free (rather like "Cats," in fact).
This was a house fit for an oligarch: indeed, it was expressly designed for such.
Britain's energy system is in thrall to giant utilities for the simple reason that it was expressly designed to service their needs.
Many soon-to-be graduates don't take full advantage of their school's career services office despite the fact that it's expressly designed to help them.
My gun is the only thing in the house that is expressly designed to kill, and I lock it away for all the same reasons that men (and they're almost always men) use guns to shoot up and terrorize schools and other venues across the country: because it is the most effective, deadly method available.
My gun is the only thing in the house that is expressly designed to kill, and I lock it away for all the same reasons that men (and they're almost always men) use guns to shoot up and terrorise schools and other venues across the country: because it is the most effective, deadly method available.
The system is expressly designed to be used in remote sensing and telemedicine applications, hence we designed it in such a way that the maximum compression and watermarking error can be strictly controlled (near-lossless compression and watermarking).
Such users might want to consider Weemote, a line from Fobis Technologies with oversize buttons and limited options that is expressly designed for children and the elderly.
Both companies have been wildly successful at upending our notions of how to navigate the world, but Google's core product — search — is expressly designed to do the opposite of what Facebook attempts.
Economies biased towards debt are more prone to crises, because debt imposes a rigid obligation to repay on vulnerable borrowers, whereas equity is expressly designed to spread losses onto investors.
