Sentence examples for originally to make from inspiring English sources

Flame retardants were introduced originally to make products safer – buying time in case of a house fire.

In 1974 he became the managing director of Budge Mining, the group's opencast coalmining arm, set up originally to make use of its construction machinery in winter.

The Old French enfranchir, its meaning originally "to make free," which we now take to mean "to enable to vote," is one word, despite Samuel Johnson's dubious derivation two centuries ago.

After listing on the stock market, Chinese entrepreneur Wang Chuanfu decided to make a dramatic change to BYD (short for Build Your Dreams) - the firm he founded originally to make batteries for mobile phones.

This model, which was developed originally to make a study of the social anthropology of religion among primitive African tribes, has more recently been used variously to describe many aspects of culture; however much less effort has been put into relating it to business organizations and in particular examining the role of organizational culture in business transformation.

According to NIH's timetable, decisions on funding were originally to have been made in September-October 1999. September-October 1999

To save money, Fox originally decided to make the picture at the Pinewood studios in London.

Bannister was originally scheduled to make his major league debut Sunday against the Florida Marlins.

Use of the technique, originally intended to make nonalcoholic wine, has spread in recent years.

Street, 29, originally intended to make her season debut last week in Park City, Utah, or Friday in Aspen.

Mr. Spader, who made an indelible impression in last season's finale, was originally supposed to make only occasional appearances.