Sentence examples for intended to be exploited from inspiring English sources

Due to this acoustic context, the proposed coding technique is intended to be exploited in noninteractive audio services.

It is usually assumed that resolving ambiguity is a pragmatic process, involving determining which meaning the speaker intends to be exploiting, although ambiguity itself is a semantic condition.

While she refused to condemn students turning to sex work, she said: "I think it is concerning that [websites like Sponsor a Scholar] seek to capitalise on the poverty and financial hardship of women students and sexualises what is undoubtedly intended to be an unequal power dynamic … to exploit the fact that women students are in dire financial situations in pursuit of an education".

- and was intended to be temporary.

"Music is intended to be for people.

Nor is it intended to be.

The restrooms are intended to be free.

Presumably this was intended to be reassuring.

Efficiency Patents were intended to be bargains.

It's intended to be very organic.

Card towers are intended to be fun.