Sentence examples for Underlying wish from inspiring English sources

Three studies involving almost 1,300 US and European men and women aged 18 to 72 showed that a donor's underlying wish to donate was perceived to be stronger if they had opted in.

Then, if someone asks for something that's technically incorrect, the robot will understand their underlying wish.

Israel should pretend that Gaza is Luxembourg, until the day their underlying wish is fulfilled -- the end of Israel.

You can hope for it, you can position your content to be at its best and most interesting with the underlying wish that it will catch on, but you cannot make it go viral.

The underlying question they wished to clarify is whether the new and old surgical tenets were just transforming us into 'cosmetic surgeons of the musculoskeletal system', as Prof Sarmiento once defined modern orthopaedic surgeons, and we were just becoming prey to market forces and implants companies.

The more specific underlying question is, "Why does Google wish to control the handset platform?" From a marketing standpoint, we wish to know more about the strategy Google will use to pull mobile consumers onto their platform.

His dislike of snobbery underlay his wish to return his CMG (awarded in 1975, but unrecorded in his Who's Who entry).

We aim to address this deficiency by applying novel mass spectrometry-based metabolomics approaches to gain insight into the underlying biology of the microbes we wish to target and their responses perturbation at the pharmacologically relevant level of metabolites.

We begin with a randomly generated connected graph serving as the underlying network G u that we wish to infer, which is also represented by its adjacency matrix.

We now wished to investigate the underlying mechanisms that account for the aberrant cohesion observed within the HL lines, with a particular focus on HDLM-2 and L-540 due to the high prevalence of PCGs (~50%) within those lines.

"We regret the effect our opinion today may have on the victim of the underlying crime, to whom we do not wish to cause additional pain," the Utah Supreme Court wrote in its ruling.