Sentence examples for either intends from inspiring English sources

Neither man claiming responsibility is identified by name, and there is no indication that either intends to come forward publicly.

The third hypothesis states that an action is corrupt only if the person who performs it either intends or foresees the harm that it will cause — or, at the very least, could and should have foreseen it.

It is more than either intended to pay, but their parents help on occasion.

These will indeed be among the guests this weekend at the World Science Festival, which concludes its five-day run with many activities either intended for, or appealing to, young investigators.

Defense lawyers said neither man was sophisticated enough to have carried out such a massive drug transaction, nor did either intend for any drugs to be shipped into the United States.

They said investigators had found store owners and other witnesses who confirmed that at least several large gifts paid for by Mr. Chang were either intended for the senator or delivered to his home in Englewood, N.J.

Table 1 List of definitions of waste Organization Definition Source Eionet Waste includes all items that people no longer have any use for, which they either intend to get rid of or have already discarded.

In response, Jason lead the audience in a round of applause that was either intended to bring Michael back to the stage or to bring Tinkerbell back to life.

The majority of the roles that I've portrayed have been roles that were either intended for Caucasian actresses or the ethnicity wasn't specified.

"People forcibly moved or abducted, it appears, are either intended to be used as human shields or — depending on their perceived affiliations — killed," United Nations human rights spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani said in a news conference, according to The Guardian.

It seems like most of the funny comics that are made these days are either intended for children or made by people who are only as smart as children.