Sentence examples for ones designed to from inspiring English sources

These moves come as American and United, the nation's two largest carriers, are halfway through five-year programs to replace all seats on all but their newest planes with new ones designed to be more comfortable, especially on long flights.

Because the processors are general-purpose ones, designed to handle a range of computing functions, a cluster supercomputer does not always perform at optimum.

They urged replacing the familiar letters of the Federal Highway Administration Standard Alphabets for Traffic Control Devices with new ones designed to accommodate older drivers.

The most reliable tests of social and emotional abilities, he adds, are ones designed to diagnose developmental problems in young children, and they are expensive and time-consuming to administer.

On the face of it, this seems unlikely, because the characteristics that have been engineered into them are ones designed to make them into better food, rather than lean, mean breeding machines.But there is a chink in this argument.

They also record the writer's repeated failure to honour these rules, his attempts to formulate new ones designed to ensure obedience to old ones, and his frequent acts of self-castigation.

I always put a very high shutter speed on a remote especially one designed to capture a subject moving quickly from side to side.

Four measures--one designed to prohibit terrorists on the "no fly" list from purchasing guns--failed, despite overwhelming support by the American public.

While addressing the media on Friday afternoon, a tearful Boehner cast his decision as one designed to protect the institution of Congress.

I knew that the commission on Social Security reform appointed by George W. Bush would produce a slanted report, one designed to bully Congress into privatizing the system.

"Teens for jeans" is one, designed to clothe homeless children.