Sentence examples for intended to even from inspiring English sources

Valeria Korchagina, 40, a journalist, is one person who made a real-world departure, although she says she never intended to, even as her disappointments and disillusionment grew over the past decade.

In 2003, Porsche added the Cayenne S.U.V., developed with Volkswagen, as a kind of market flywheel, intended to even out the effects of fluctuations in sports car sales with economic conditions.

The changes are intended to even out the ups and downs of the £1.2 trillion, or $2 trillion, residential housing market in Britain, where consumers could obtain mortgages worth more than the value of the property they were buying during the peak of the market in 2007.

WASHINGTON, July 28 - Two of the New York area's major airports will lose part of their federal baggage and passenger screener work force under a Transportation Security Administration plan intended to even out the tightly controlled supply of security personnel nationwide.

Several rule changes were implemented before the 1893 season that intended to even the competitive balance between the pitchers and hitters.

Thus, the National guidelines are intended to "even out geographical differences in the quality of care".

But Speaker John A. Boehner made clear on Thursday that his Republican members did not intend to even consider the Senate legislation.

"We intend to even take the name Aryan Nations and hopefully, through the judicial process, close a sad chapter in this nation's history".

Spencer left and returned with a gun, intending to even the score.

Trying doing this up and down a string a couple of times, see what sounds good, and get used to doing this; it's quite a necessary skill if you intend to even play a simple song such as "Yankee Doodle".

She said the treaty was intended to bar even initial research on munitions that spread disease.