Sentence examples for not currently designed from inspiring English sources

After all, the report said, "many trading systems are not currently designed to manage and measure trading activities to distinguish between proprietary versus permitted activities".

"Objects are not currently designed to be recycled," says Watts. "A change in design practices won't occur without stricter legislation or until materials become so expensive that there is real interest from companies to design with recycling in mind".

Despite the push for integrated STEM in K-12 education, there remains a general lack of opportunities for teachers to participate in integrated STEM-related professional development, and existing curricula are not currently designed to support teachers' integration efforts (English, 2016; National Academy of Engineering, 2009; Roehrig, Wang, Moore, & Park, 2012).

The app is being introduced under the Tumblr brand, and will cater to the type of users who frequent Tumblr's blogging service – teens and young adults – but it's not currently designed to interoperate with Tumblr's product or take advantage of the existing relationships between fellow Tumblr users.

Society's institutions are not currently designed for this inner cultivation, however.

SuRFR is not currently designed to discriminate between coding variants of differing impact; however, many existing software packages perform this task well [ 4].

Unsurprisingly there are still some limitations (you can't currently design custom pawns), but the company is planning to add more customization options shortly.

"These results," the authors write, "add to the increasing body of evidence that hip protectors, as currently designed, are not effective for preventing hip fracture among nursing home residents".

First, because the subsidy for employer-provided insurance, at least as currently designed, is not actually a work-based welfare program: It's a work-based middle-class entitlement whose real economic impact is ultimately regressive.

Our study therefore provides the insight that a general voucher scheme as currently designed was not effective in incentivizing the use of private primary care services among the older people in Hong Kong, who are used to receiving much more affordable services from the public sector.

But the safeguards, as they are currently designed, won't drive any significant emission reductions".