Sentence examples similar to an intended question from inspiring English sources

In my view, the conduct of studies that cannot answer the intended question – by design, or as a result of interim decisions – represents suboptimal use of limited resources.

And I agree with your cautionary point, and I think the intended question.

Rephrasing buys time, and in clarifying their intended question, committee members often will divulge additional information that will help you get on track.

The overall and final imaging strategy for the assessment of CAD and its sequelae, however, has to be chosen based on the clinical background information and the intended question for further therapeutic decisions.

Alternatively, despite the detailed efforts to ensure optimal phrasing of the item the intended question may not have been specific enough.

Not once since the new leadership took over have I found my intended questions or subject of questioning  preceded by the Labour Party".

(This is just a way of registering an intended truth-functional interpretation for the connectives # in question).

"[I]'s hard to 'weed' out who is just a troll and who is genuine on social media, but we do acknowledge that some of the comments are from concerned people with reasonable and well-intended questions," Stonyfield explained.

These are the kinds of questions prompted by Joseph McElroy's "Actress in the House," and they almost seem to be an intended part of the reading encounter.

It is an intended deception.

There was, after all, an intended point.