Sentence examples for structured to make the from inspiring English sources

The test program, he said, was structured to make the weapon flexible and robust.

"Hitler's Hit Parade," despite its jaunty title, is structured to make the most of that uncanny, haunted feeling.

They entered into a contract in 2007 with the nursing home's operator, Village Care of New York, that was structured to make the sale final only after a replacement nursing home could be built.

In spatial terms, land-use was shaped by the landscape but also structured to make the most productive use of the small, fragmented areas of better soil in a peat-dominated environment.

The drought has changed that; there's a growing realization that planning needs to be based, at least in part, on how much water is available and how cities and towns should be structured to make the most efficient use of a limited resource.

Traditional brokerages aren't structured to make the required investments in marketing individual properties.

Change the utilities' incentive structure to make the companies interested in encouraging self-generation and innovation.

But you'd also need to add some sort of narrative structure to make the whole thing work.

Suspension bridges for example, combine structure and form, because the ordered parts combined through structure to make the bridge stand up are not covered by a facade.

Internal measures reduce undesired symptoms or optimize the biological, chemical, or physical structure to make the system more resistant against pollution.

At American Apparel, Charney wanted to recreate the mythologized atmosphere of the sexuality of the sixties and seventies, without changing the power structure to make the free love that he advocates possible.