Sentence examples for since devised from inspiring English sources

It has since devised new methods of printing that do not make use of it, but the lawsuits were costly to defend.

The Defence of Marriage Act, signed by Bill Clinton (that notable defender of marriage) in 1996, already defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman, and 37 states have since devised their own versions.

Mr Pacquiao has since devised a political party, the People's Champ Movement, but it seems to have no particular ideas to champion.A cautionary tale concerns ex-president Joseph Estrada, formerly a popular film actor.

We in the West have since devised various narratives of the "Fall of the Berlin Wall," most claiming a great victory for the West, or at least for a Western-oriented "civil society" in the East.

While her first attempt was a heavy, 20-pound coat that took 80 hours to make because of her lack of sewing skills (it looked like a "body bag," according to one homeless man), she has since devised a new one that she and her friends tested in 17-degree weather.

Mr Lara Resende is a respected academic economist, who was one of the main intellectual authors of the real plan, the inflation-beating strategy launched by Mr Cardoso as finance minister in 1994, and who has since devised the government's plans for a crucial pension reform.Mr Mendonca de Barros claimed that the officials were the victims of political backstabbing and industrial espionage.

They worry that even time-honored "fair use" privileges like quoting from a novel in an essay of literary criticism or showing a movie snippet on a televised review could become illegal or even technically impossible since devising a way to do so would be illegal.

THG was not detectable last baseball season, but a screening for it has since been devised and could be applied to a retesting of Bonds's urine sample.

A panel of related probes has since been devised by the same group.

Similar tests have since been devised, notably one with two 45-card forms by the American psychologist W.H. Holtzman.

Only some 1.25 million species have been described in the 253 years since Linnaeus devised the method we use to name them.