Sentence examples for intended suggests from inspiring English sources
The significant advantage in survival among patients for whom intraoperative cholangiography was intended suggests that routine use during cholecystectomy might be beneficial.
This study showed only 39% of the learners utilised the blueprinted feedback report as extensively as intended, suggesting there are hidden obstacles to use.
The solutions it identifies are necessarily partial and personal, but are intended, Haig suggests, to give hope to others of identifying their own.
Worse for Mr Osborne, there is also evidence to suggest the cuts will be felt more widely than his drawn-curtain trope was intended to suggest.
It was not intended to suggest that either of the players actually uses creatine.
They intended, he suggested, to drive her into penury and then obtain the rights.
The double was intended to suggest a heart lead, and West understood the message.
Their nickname for him was Pozzo, intended to suggest, among other things, a sewer.
His appearance seemingly was intended to suggest how Iraq expects all its scientists to behave.
Was it "intended to suggest the Foreign Minister is angry at President Putin?".
The Homeric metaphor of Cyclops was intended to suggest the internal blending of images by the brain.
