Sentence examples for intended at producing from inspiring English sources

For another, the sly interrogatory techniques that are so entertaining and revelatory when trained on Jimmy Savile or a neo-Nazi just felt a bit mean here: asking a lonely boy who his best friend is, for instance, seemed intended at producing the sort of reaction that it duly received.

Local regulators came to demand that development plans were at least intended to produce homes that people would actually live in, not sham operations to defraud ignorant investors.

At the general level, education was intended to produce religious conformation in thought and behaviour; at the higher level, education was to produce a progeny of clerical leadership.

The plant to be added at the site is intended to produce a six-cylinder, all aluminum, inline engine that will be used in a wide variety of G.M. cars and light trucks.

Mortimer's work at Ludlow was probably intended to produce what the historian David Whitehead has termed a "show castle" with chivalric and Arthurian overtones, echoing the now archaic Norman styles of building.

After oral carbidopa and the baseline PET scan, an infusion of levodopa or saline placebo was begun by vein at an individualized dose intended to produce a steady-state levodopa plasma concentration of 600ng/mL.

The joint strike fighter program, intended to produce more than 3,000 planes at the relatively modest price of $38 million each, may turn out to be a happy exception.

It should follow up with other moves like a moratorium on testing nuclear weapons and a suspension of operations at its main nuclear facility intended to produce bomb-making material, to be verified by international inspectors.

Accelerated Schools is not intended to produce the same academic program at every school in which it operates, and so one might expect that it would perform indifferently in research.

At first the new consortium intended to produce one long-range and one short-range version.

The woman's long pause is intended to produce some unease, said Steve McKee, president at McKee Wallwork.