Sentence examples for intended to exist from inspiring English sources
When Toyota created the review panel last year, company officials said it was intended to exist for two years.
"E-tailing is just another way for a retailer like Kmart to reach its customers," Mr. Goldstein said, rather than a service intended to exist independently.
"It's like a weird commune or something that nobody ever intended to exist," said Nathan Spondike, the artist whose landlady referred him to her priest.
Instead, it was intended to exist as a way to "create an open lane for each of our bands to have their space and to have a connectivity behind them".
Supporting infrastructure has been created and deployed much like buildings are constructed, using a set of highly defined plans, resulting in hardened structures intended to exist basically unchanged for many years.
It cares not for the form and function of DNA and RNA as it was intended to exist at conception.
Wright's pieces are intended to be temporary, to exist in the memory after their destruction.
Béhar's glasses, though, may well be popular not just because they exist, and are intended to be distributed free of charge, but because they are light, robust and, perhaps best of all for children, they can be customised.
Das et al. (2014) identified how the existing assessment system drives students to memorise answers, and pointed out that although there have been reviews of the examination format since the introduction of a communication- based curriculum, a very significant gap still exists between what is intended to be taught and what is tested in the examination.
They were intended to be a different branch of the same species, and so the original Silurians still existed.
