Sentence examples for a purpose from from inspiring English sources

Other companies found a purpose from the first moments of the tragedy.

In Marcus's universe, everything has a purpose, from horses to vine shoots.

So they raised it by making and selling jams and chutneys – "preserves with a purpose" – from windfall fruit donated by the community.

Rules on silence aren't in the best interest of newspapers, but they do have a purpose from the perspective of the commissioner and his negotiators.

Eric LeGrand, the former Rutgers football player recovering with a smile and a purpose from a spinal-cord injury that paralyzed him below the neck.

The dynamics (the change) of the city and its organisation have to take into account its "hard" part: the built city, its history and its works: each new order does not wipe out the past but fits into an existing context (hopefully, respecting it), perhaps giving it a purpose (from various points of view, including social) in the new reality.

A fuzz test can be categorized as a security testing, but with a different purpose from a penetration test, i.e., audit or vulnerability analysis.

A central question is whether slow ocular fluctuations serve a specific purpose from a low-level visual processing point of view?

A further purpose, from a patient perspective, is to examine whether MBSR is clinically relevant as a complementary method in breast cancer.

Of course, the same holds true for other luciferase inhibitors if used in cell culture for a purpose different from luciferase inhibition.

(It served a new purpose from 1856 as a home for the descendants of the mutineers of the HMS Bounty, by then too numerous for Pitcairn Island).