Sentence examples for intended to make things from inspiring English sources

The moral math they use is intended to make things perfectly clear, but instantly produces situations that are, on their face, incorrect.

Shouldn't journalists be questioning how Mr. Cool intends to make things different in Washington?

EasyJet this week launched a new website intended to make the whole thing simple.

They intended to make the whole thing a little bit more interesting for the public.

Mr. Branagh has not failed to make an interesting, lively, emotionally satisfying superhero movie, because there is no evidence that he (or the gaggle of credited screenwriters, or Paramount, the sponsoring studio) ever intended to make any such thing.

With the software that is intended to make that hardware useful, things get better much more slowly, or not at all.

According to Cornell, the folks over at Firespotter Labs (the team behind Nosh) never intended to make Jotly an actual thing.

Americans tend to be pragmatic about such things -- approving of government doing all sorts of specific things intended to make people's lives better and address immediate problems, but disliking 'big government,' bureaucratic meddling, taxes, and deficits".

Among other things, the Rhodesians intended to make up the shortfalls in military equipment caused by the undeclared Anglo-American arms embargo.

The act also does a number of other things that are wholly unrelated to encouraging I.P.O.'s but intended to make fund-raising easier for companies.

The Young Things  will be performing, and Har Mar Superstar will be doing a DJ set that is intended to make you sweat and stink. .