Sentence examples for intended end from inspiring English sources

Some are meant to give us an intended end result, some are meant for a more long term outcome.

Without spoiling the inflammatory (pun intended) end for its assured volume of fans, no one you fall in love with dies.

Although forgoing mere descriptions of systems architectures or concepts and focusing instead on prototypes, experiments, pilot studies, clinical trials – involving intended end users – as well as systems already in regular operation, the articles cover less deployment issues than expected.

Groups that have opposed certain observational exposure studies, such as the Washington, DC based nonprofit Environmental Working Group (EWG), agree that studies are needed, but their design, intended end points, and potential conflicts of interest have been stumbling blocks.

Microsoft originally intended ending its support for Windows XP back in 2012, but agreed to extend it by a further two years because of the operating system's enormous following.

2.2 TBT continues that '[i]n assessing such risks, relevant elements of consideration are, inter alia: available scientific and technical information or intended end-uses of products'.

It is argued that development of visualisations should draw on qualitative and quantitative social research to identify landscape elements most important to participants' landscape assessments, and should involve diverse participants that match intended end-users.

Taking into account available scientific and technical information as well as intended end-uses of products, this analysis includes both procedural and substantive considerations as explained in the next two sections.

Second, you have a reason to offer assistance regardless of whether doing so serves any of your (desired or intended) ends.

First, the command to offer assistance applies to you regardless of whether offering assistance serves any of your (desired or intended) ends.

Every other politically tinged issue--every one I can think of, anyway--suffers from a lack of consensus about the intended ends.