Sentence examples similar to built in intent from inspiring English sources
It had a built-in intent on what it is to be human.
Built in the 1930s by a charity intent on providing decent housing for all, New Era is home to 93 families living on an island of controlled rent amidst a sea of gentrification making it a perfect target for investment.
Built in the 1930s by a charity intent on providing decent housing for all, New Era is home to 93 families living on an island of controlled rent amidst a sea of gentrification – making it a perfect target for investment.
Built in the 1930s by a charity intent on providing decent housing for all, New Era is home to 93 families living on an island of controled rent amidst a sea of gentrification making it a perfect target for investment.
[But] one might more reasonably speculate the [inscription's] intent was something like, 'Built in 1900, this will still stand in 2000.' ..
(Answer: to all intents and purposes, yes it's built in the old Daewoo factory in South Korea and sold as the Daewoo Winstorm in Asia).
To all intents and purposes, this is a new town, built in the 1950s and 60s to house human "overspill" from Liverpool, 10 miles to the south-west.
The intent of this research was to complete an environmental scan of QI activities and capacity being built in and by the PHC (QI-PHC) sector in the province of Ontario, Canada.
It also focuses on endogenous, or "built-in," persuasive intent, not on exogenous intent.
As the clamour builds in Northern Ireland, and the leaders of the two shattered communities seem intent on going back to misery, one can only hope that Patten will once again pull something wonderful out of the mess.
