Sentence examples for not originally designed for from inspiring English sources
Unlike many of the movies that have come out of China in recent years, "Shower" was not originally designed for export.
The prisons in Ray Brook, in Essex County, and Otisville, in Orange County, are the two federal prisons in New York State that are now housing inmates in areas not originally designed for sleeping, Mr. Lappin said.
Molyneux criticised (while not naming) "some bad examples of people trying to squeeze more money out of consumers" with free-to-play titles, or by slapping in-app purchases into games not originally designed for that purpose.
New York's federal prisons are letting inmates sleep in areas not originally designed for inmate beds — such as television rooms — because of overcrowding in excess of 50percentt, according to correspondence with the Federal Bureau of Prisons that was released by Senator Charles E. Schumer today.
It does include the fables of Ivan Krylov; a great treasury of Russian folktales (skazki) assembled by A.N. Afanasyev; the epic tales (byliny) sung or told to children; the classic by Pyotr Yrshov, Konyok gorbunok (1834; English adaption by Ireene Wicker, The Little Hunchback Horse, 1942); and other stories and poems enjoyed by young Russians but not originally designed for them.
However, IEEE 802.11a/b/g WLANs were not originally designed for high speed environments.
The app also supports iCade and MFi controllers, Touch Arcade says, which is great since the games emulators run weren't originally designed for touchscreen devices.
But the company will have to start offering fresh titles that weren't originally designed for Japanese "feature phones" years ago to appeal to international users, especially considering the App Store counts tens of thousands of games already.
When these models are applied in the ED setting, lead-time bias may result because these systems were not originally designed to account for pre-ICU illness severity [ 51].
Open-source materials were readily available to illustrate the chosen competences, although most of these were not originally designed by academics or for formal educational purposes.
With hindsight, Céline's novels can be seen as portraying the preparation of the common man of Europe for fascism, and, though not originally designed as such, they were read for a long time in that light especially as Céline himself published anti-Semitic pamphlets, Bagatelles pour un massacre (1937; "Trifles for a Massacre") and L'École des cadavres (1938; "School for Corpses").
