Sentence examples for intended gain from inspiring English sources

Besides an intended gain for his system of "Basic Laws" (Frege 1962) reflected in enhanced technical clarity, simplicity, and unity, Frege also sought to substantiate in this way his view on logic as a theoretical discipline with truth as its main goal and primary subject-matter.

Beyond gaining favourable observation positions, the battle was intended to gain drier winter positions on higher ground.

The qaṣīdah opens with a short prelude, the nasib, which is elegiac in mood and is intended to gain the audience's involvement.

Chazelle made his Sundance debut last year with a short version of Whiplash intended to gain financial support for the feature-length film.

That program began on Sept. 11; the rules announced today are intended to gain information about men from the designated countries who were here before that date.

Although only five hotels in the United States have this certification, many in the planning stages are incorporating materials and systems intended to gain it.

The air, sea and land attack was intended to gain control of the beaches and soaring white limestone cliffs, eliminate German gun positions and, it is now thought, look for German intelligence.

The tests were intended to gain a better understanding of how fire and heat work on Earth and also to address safety concerns after a 90-second fire flared aboard the Mir station five months earlier.

One aspect of funding that the report does flag up is that 42% of voters consider that donations of over £10,000 are intended to gain influence for the donors.

The union freely admits that its campaign against UFC is intended to gain leverage against Station Casinos particularly by disrupting UFC's efforts to be allowed to stage events in New York, where it is not yet sanctioned.

That announcement followed a sophisticated cyberattack on it that it traced to the country and that it said had been intended to gain access to e-mail accounts of Chinese human rights activists.