Sentence examples for fine purpose from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the WTO is to prevent fungible standards from impeding world trade and a very fine purpose it is, too.

Reforming campaign finance is a fine purpose, though it may take not only a new Congress but a new Supreme Court.

Mo-Ped: That is a very fine purpose, in combination with a motorbike and an infrared night scope....Tabloidus: There is nothing more beautiful to photograph than a mother breast-feeding her baby.

A fine, purpose-built suburban stadium once known as Endeavour Field (after the boat from 1770 that James Cook bumped into the great southern land mass) and after that Caltex Field, Ronson Oval, Shark Park, Toyota Park and Toyota Stadium.

The Hull Truck has had its troubles – it moved into a fine, purpose-built new theatre in 2009 from the old tin shed of a former church hall in which it had prospered, with the result so common in such cases that it lost its immediacy and found it hard to sustain its new premises.

The scale is 6 millimetres (0.2 inches) thick, 15 mm (0.6 inches) broad and the available length is 128 mm (5.0 inches), but only 27 graduations are visible over 46 mm (1.8 inches), the distance between graduation lines being 1.70 mm (0.067 inches) (the small size indicates use for fine purposes).

The Arkansas tax manifests no less plainly than the Louisiana fine a purpose to discourage insuring in companies that do not pay tribute to the State.

Pineapple and chilies combined to festive effect in fluke crudo, and chilies were used to fine, measured purpose in the orecchiette, in the garganelli and in squid-ink trofie with a calamari ragù.

Our method makes efficient use of marker information, and can be valuable for fine mapping purposes.

On Sunday the Orchestra of St . Lukes, the fine all-purpose band from New York, takes over.

AI is a huge set of technologies, each with a specific, fine-tuned purpose.