Sentence examples for ends which may from inspiring English sources

He uses the formal vocabulary of modernism, but he exploits it for traditional ends, which may be one of the reasons Meier's buildings are so popular.

In lower vertebrates each long bone has a single centre of ossification (the diaphysis), and replacement of cartilage by bone proceeds from the centre toward the ends, which may remain cartilaginous, even in adults.

Many individuals also have two long tail feathers, expanded at their ends, which may have helped distinguish males from females, adults from juveniles, or different species from one another.

Unlike securities fraud, which was included in the indictments filed against Mr. Martoma and Mr. Steinberg, the limitations period for a conspiracy does not start until the illegal agreement ends, which may be well beyond when any particular violation occurred.

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All of this information he could, and did, use and abuse to achieve his end goal, which may or may not be that of the people who were hiring and paying him.

The simplest scenario, the Quilt Multiverse, arises when space is never ending, which may or may not be the case.

Tom Bissell seems more frustrated, and incomplete, than his father in the end — which may well be the fate of his generation, and the next generation, of soldiers' kids.

The City watchdog is scrutinising the banks about bounced cheques worth millions of pounds that were paid into Patisserie's accounts at the year's end, which may have allowed the business to hide its true financial position.

The right to preserve game flows from the undoubted existence in the State of a police power to that end, which may be none the less efficiently called into play, because by doing so interstate commerce may be remotely and indirectly affected.