Sentence examples for as being to from inspiring English sources

Shanghai's expo grandly states its purpose as being to stimulate discussion of "urban maladies".

The Treasury listed the purpose of all these meetings as being "to discuss financial services".

The English with whom he deals mistake an educated reference to Chatterton as being to 'Chatterjee'.

The job of government is routinely described as being to aid children to achieve within limits.

The economy minister of the day cheerfully summed up his policy as being to "keep Ivan from the pipe".

Republicans are more likely to regard intervention as being to support minorities rather than to support the poor.

Lynch, sometimes described as being to transcendental meditation what Tom Cruise is to Scientology, has been a practitioner since 1973.

Meanwhile, his campaign treasurer said described the singer as being "to music what Piers Morgan is to cable news".

She was widely seen as being to her husband's left, in a way that threatened his political viability.

That new chief executive, Edward Liddy, now says he saw his first priority as being to negotiate more lenient terms.

There are many Labour MPs who cannot quite believe their economic policy will be framed by a figure that some regard as being to the left of Corbyn.