Sentence examples for start devised from inspiring English sources

This was an imperfect measure from the start, devised as a politically acceptable way in which to compare inflation on a consistent basis across Europe's economies.

A man of his political instincts is unlikely to change course, but potential successors should start devising alternative approaches now.

As network executives start devising their plans for next fall's prime-time shows, that could all change.

Perhaps it should start devising plans and apply for funds as stipulated in the Copenhagen Accord 2009.

Nor would he detail the algorithmic changes the company was considering — because doing so, he explained, could spur mug-shot sites to start devising countermeasures.

But Boof came in and his immediate response was to reverse this mentality and start devising plans that revolved around achieving success as quickly as possible.

But if the league's managers start devising new rules, they will risk destroying the current balance between offense and defense, which has made for entertaining hockey the last six seasons.

But if the league's managers start devising new rules, they would risk destroying the current balance between offense and defense, which has made for entertaining hockey the last six seasons.

As soon as this latest tour is over, Josh intends to return to his workshop to start devising ways to make his guitars sound even more physical and transcendent.

Unless it is able to lock up proprietary deals now, not only will companies like Microsoft and Apple be likely to become much bigger threats but set-top makers and studios will probably start devising their own compression technology.

They want to start devising apps that will turn Glass and the new interactive watches (and their competitors) into must-have products, because you will be able to do so much with the applications they enable.