Sentence examples for degree of intent from inspiring English sources

This scale also makes it appealing to advertisers lured by the high degree of intent exhibited by Quora readers, who might be likely to buy something connected to the answers they find.

Making plans with friends involves a high degree of intent — about what people want to eat or do — there are plenty of advertising and partnership opportunities down the line.

That is to say, speech aimed at an audience with some degree of intent to influence how they think and potentially might act.

Finally, in suicidology the degree of intent in self-inflicted death is studied with concepts like "self-inflicted unintentional death", "self-inflicted death with undetermined intent", and "suicide" [ 2].

Some more recent investigators also use a broad definition of self-harm without considering the degree of intent [ 39- 41], which would include suicidal gestures and probably some aborted attempts (here ambivalent attempts).

A suicide attempt was defined as a self-destructive act with some degree of intent to die and the suicide attempt method was defined as violent or not according to the criteria of Träskman et al [ 13].

Despite these gender differences in the characteristics and degree of suicidal intent, the predictors of suicidal intent showed more similarities than differences between genders.

Self-harm was defined as intentional self-poisoning or self-injury, irrespective of motivation and degree of suicidal intent [ 10].

The federal appeals courts are divided on the issue, with most ruling that drunken driving offenses, even those involving injury or death, cannot be considered crimes of violence without proof of some degree of criminal intent.

During a rare underwhelming gig on the Smiths' Meat Is Murder tour, the singer departed the stage after being hit in the face by a string of sausages, in perhaps the solitary example in history of someone combining at least a degree of satirical intent with the more earthy activity of lobbing things at people.

They vary by degree of conscious intent on the part of those doing the damage (knowingly targeted?) and whether destruction occurs by frontal assault or through negligence and decay.