Sentence examples for were to devise from inspiring English sources

If you were to devise a talking feminist Barbie doll, this might be its inner script.

If he were to devise a movie for her, we'd have something that American cinema is truly lacking: the narrative of a real American Negro woman.

Instead, according to one person close to the proposal, the government's goals were to devise a remedy package that restrains Microsoft's behavior, opens the industry to greater competition and yet does not require the government to continually police the company's actions.

If, for example three 15-year-old radio hams were to devise a means of jamming all telephone calls within a 5-block radius of their high-school basement with an electronic device that prevented their neighbors from hearing conversations over their phones, the young scientists would very shortly find themselves studying woodcraft at the Wiltwyck School.

The objectives of this study were to devise a diet quality index (DQI) and identify biomarkers of multidimensional dietary behavior.

If one were to devise a formal or informal semantics for the view that theoretical entities are mere fictions, a purely descriptive account seems most promising.

One of its tasks is to devise a constitution.

The purpose is to devise a transitional government.

Instead individual schools are to devise in-house diagnostic tools.

The most straightforward way for governments to do that is to devise a uniform international standard.

One way is to devise more efficient ways of turning sunlight into electrical energy.