Sentence examples for be intended not from inspiring English sources
Such projects would be intended not only to repair the damage from the hurricane but also to allow coastal areas to withstand future major storms.
President Obama is expected to make gun control proposals on Wednesday that will be intended not only to prevent mass shootings, but also to curb everyday gun violence.
Roast chicken with bacon and warm cabbage seems to be intended not for people who like the flavor of chicken but for those who aren't aware it is supposed to have any flavor at all.
But some of the proposals that Mr. Obama is expected to make at the White House on Wednesday, which are likely to include a call for expanded background checks, a ban on assault weapons and limits on high-capacity clips, will be intended not only to prevent high-profile mass shootings, but also to curb the more commonplace gun violence that claims many thousands more lives every year.
The obtained knowledge reveals the design modus operandi through which an effective wireless charging system can be intended not only for low power device applications but also for high power EV charging.
Our military involvement in Syria was intended not to be decisive but to send a message.
Also, his book was intended not just for mothers but for hospital nurses, who were not lactating.
The menus and accompaniments are intended not just to nourish but also to remind the soldier of home.
This process was intended not only to preserve the corpse from physical disintegration but also to reanimate it.
