Sentence examples for aim of causing from inspiring English sources

Henry had a four-door sedan but stole a larger vehicle with the aim of causing more destruction, prosecutors said.

It's a malign narrative that is spread deliberately, with the explicit aim of causing confusion or leading the recipient to believe a lie.

Even though surgery was designed with the aim of causing mechanical restriction and calorie malabsorption, mechanistic work in humans and rodents over the last 10 years or so has informed us that this could not be further from the truth.

For example, what, at base, is the difference between DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) attacks and masked bodies shutting down a city street or occupying a building, with the aim of causing economic and operational disruption to an ideologically targeted institution?

"America tried to abort the Egyptian revolution by spending $105m on Egyptian and foreign organisations in a few months with the aim of causing chaos," claimed Mahmoud Ghozlan, a member of the Brotherhood's Guidance Council and the movement's official spokesperson in Arabic.

After the first six defendants to go to trial were acquitted late last year, prosecutors dropped charges against more than 150 others, saying they were unable to prove those people planned or participated in protests with the aim of causing damage.

Accordingly, the pivotal aim of cause-related periodontal therapy is based on the removal of the pathogenic microbial challenge and the successful prevention of its re-establishment in the ecological niches [ 7].

Rational persons can act impartially at all times in regard to all persons with the aim of not causing evil, he argues, but rational persons cannot impartially promote the good for all persons at all times.

In this sense, the authors of [12] designed an SD-Controlled Daimingjectoon attacauseming to canse an overshoot of 50% in the rotational speed of the motor.

Lying, any communicative act that aims to cause receivers of the communication to adopt, or persist in, a false belief.

Improv Everywhere aims to "cause scenes of joy in public places".