Sentence examples for tried to devise a from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, they have tried to devise a licensing regime to detect and prevent violations.

Still, progressives have certainly tried to devise a political program of this sort.

And in my own adult life, I have tried to devise a strategy as efficient as Mom's.

But the big upshot is this: For decades, people tried to devise a rigorous "scientific" system to analyze behavior that would be divorced from morality.

Confucius and other pre-Qin thinkers viewed the traditional political institutions of China as bankrupt and tried to devise a rationale for something to replace them.

Neither Mr. Varone nor Ms. Miller tried to devise a choreographic biography of the Wright brothers or a literal depiction of their aeronautical research.

The show's writers tried to devise an indignity that would make Cranston balk, but he embraced them all, from gyrating in the nude as the ballad "Show and Tell" played to being covered with thirty thousand live bees.

We tried to devise an automatic method to speed up this process.

"We are trying to devise a joint strategy with the Afghan government," Mr Asif said.

"We are trying to devise a new strategy," he said today in an interview here.

He thinks of poverty as an ailment and is trying to devise a "science of delivery".