Sentence examples for intended out from inspiring English sources

We know that Sri Lanka's conflict ended in a bloodbath, even though it occurred, as intended, out of sight.

I could even take a leaf – no pun intended – out of Cory Doctorow's book and self-publish in print, particularly the kind of high-value special editions which Doctorow says provide the bulk of his profits.

He claims that rather than comply with this rule out of fear, which shows a lack of respect for others, we should comply in ways the rule was intended, out of the other-regarding motive of not wanting to cause another harm or suffering, a feeling that is generated both by our own experience of being harmed and from the nature of human beings in general.

A last minute sniping war with another buyer may cause you to bid higher than you originally intended out of panic, thus undoing any potential savings.

What he left out, or intended to leave out, spoke loudly.

Quebec is spending 8.5 billion Canadian dollars ($7.9 billion) on a hydroelectric project largely intended for out-of-province sales.

Neither publication did out either politician, and both publications later denied ever intending to out the Congressmen.

Scientists in Wales intend finding out and are asking beekeepers throughout the UK to send in their honey for inspection.

It is intended to carry out policy.

This is intended to smooth out performance and reduce volatility.

He claims his project is intended to root out malware not human leakers.