Sentence examples for intended it will from inspiring English sources

And if compliance is low, the offenders can correct their behaviour collectively, behind closed doors, without the need for confrontation.If the system works as intended, it will save many lives.

But Democrats say that if the law provides coverage to more than 30 million currently uninsured people, as intended, it will increase demand for medical services, thus creating new job opportunities in the health care industry.

Intended: It will still be possible tomorrow for Zhangsan to win the game (the day after).

Intended: It will still be possible tomorrow for Zhangsan to leave the soccer team the day after.

Zhangsan__tomorrow__still__may/might__day after tomorrow__leave__that__CL__soccer team Intended: It will still be possible tomorrow for Zhangsan to leave the soccer team the day after.  .

Zhangsan__tomorrow__still__may/might__(the-day-after-tomorrow)__win__LE__that__CL__game Intended: It will still be possible tomorrow for Zhangsan to win the game (the day after).

Further down the road — no pun intended — it'll be interesting to see how others in the autonomous space react to Otto's emergence.

He's talking about Canada's Alberta tar sands and, if that oil is sold and burnt, as Trudeau intends, it will use up a third of the global carbon limit that Trudeau himself helped set (with much fanfare, naturally).

If this cycle continues, and all indications are that is what Congress intends, it will hinder the citizens trying to move in behind our explorers and create a space economy.

Instead, this commission is from the outset not what Dyke intended it to be: it will hold its inquiry into what he describes as "the biggest problem the England team faces" without the top clubs which are responsible for it.

This tradeoff has not always worked out as intended, but I think it will this time.