Sentence examples for being intended from inspiring English sources

It would have been launched by a Heavy lift launch vehicle; either a Titan IIIG or Saturn INT-20, the former being intended for use on US Air Force missions and the latter being intended for NASA missions.

The watermark is a fragile one being intended for authentication purposes.

Being intended to humiliate, it must make a painful impression on the person against whom it is directed.

But it should be said that there is no evidence of the inquiry being intended as window dressing.

The law, signed by President Vladimir V. Putin last June, has drawn widespread criticism in the West, where it is widely viewed as being intended to suppress homosexuality.

If all the funding was taken up by large-scale commercial operations, that would be against the spirit of what is being intended.

But we never quite connected and I think Manchester has always been a little bit prickly about that despite most of my barbs being intended to be humorous.

But most revealing was a separate scullery, set apart from the kitchen, "it being intended that no rough work shall be done in the kitchen," the magazine said.

Most of us are familiar with V.R. as being intended for a wholly escapist experience, a plane in which to exercise both freedom and control over oneself.

Lawmakers said regulators should consider the manufacturer's statement about the product's intended use; whether the product's packaging and promotion were geared toward children; and whether the product was generally recognized as being intended for youngsters.

A typical zeppelin could carry five 50-kg (110-pound) high-explosive bombs and 20 2.5-kg (5.5-pound) incendiary bombs at a time when most military airplanes were without any form of weapons, being intended only for reconnaissance.