Sentence examples for intended for nothing from inspiring English sources

In other words, lawmakers sidestepped the really difficult decimalization issue, leaving it to the regulators in a way almost intended for nothing to happen.

Underlying all these proposals was his belief stated in 1864 that, "Personal individual existence appears to me so horribly miserable, petty, and worthless, that I see it as intended for nothing but for destruction" [ 38].

The president's health law is intended for those with nothing to lose, suggested Mr Altreuter: folk without any insurance, or those with long-term illnesses.

These ads not only negatively affect groups of people that it was not intended for, it does nothing to change the mind of a woman in crisis, just as showing a woman the ultrasound of her child statistically doesn't change the outcome (it also doesn't change the situation she's in that lead her to her decision).

There isn't a lot out there like this, and certainly nothing intended for consumer use, so we can forgive Magic Leap for shipping something a little bit inelegant by iFixit's standards: "The insides of the lenses are surprisingly ugly, with prominent IR LEDs, a visibly striated waveguide "display" area, and some odd glue application".

Publishers are particularly interested in books intended for people who know almost nothing about money.

We call it milk but really it's cow's milk, mother's milk, intended for a baby somewhere who wants nothing more than to nurse his own mother for that very milk.

A department store that does nothing to monitor whether customers are purchasing garments intended for the opposite sex.

"City funds intended for needy children were pocketed by three ineligible adults who did nothing for the money," said Rose Gill Hearn, the department's commissioner.

"Never intended for publication" (although it later became a novella), the film emerged as nothing like the tale of four-power rivalry in war-ravaged Vienna that Korda had planned.

It is intended for casual drinking.