Sentence examples for intended causes from inspiring English sources

I would argue that although the message appears to have fallen away in 90percentt or more of these social shares, 10percentt of them are making a positive difference toward their intended causes.

I hadn't intended causing a stir," said the 34-year-old centre.

We've outlined the main steps you should take to ensure your dollars are benefiting your intended cause.

The Republicans have finally figured out how to break out of the self-imposed political strait-jacket (pun intended) caused by the dominance of nutty right-wingers.

Just as an oncologist who intends to treat cancer may foresee but not intend causing nausea, so a doctor treating suffering may see the risk of, but not intend, slightly shortening the patient's life.

Website defacement should be a separate crime, with penalties that are more carefully tied to the actual damage that the acts have caused, or were intended to cause.

Mr Lucke argues that the euro, far from being the "peace project" that was intended, nowadays causes strife among Europeans.

Violent crimes are acts intended to cause or threaten to cause physical harm.

She argued that the context provided by such messages strengthened the case that Chambers intended to cause menace.

Paul Chambers had not caused a panic at the airport or intended to cause a panic.

Mars said that the ad was meant to be "fun", that it never intended to cause offence and has pulled the campaign.