Sentence examples for intended to score from inspiring English sources

Mr. Awad said Thursday's hearing, called by Mr. King, was "political theater" intended to score points, not to elucidate facts.

Some pilgrims carry secret pictures of the Dalai, but whatever their inner loyalties, their laborious travels are not intended to score political points.

Mr. Coleman said he believed that the Democratic plan was intended to score political points and that establishing such a public timeline for getting out of Iraq was militarily ill-advised.

Representative Jim Kolbe, Republican of Arizona, said Ms. DeLauro's amendment was intended to "score some political points" and was picking on a company that pays all the taxes it legally owes.

Predictably, the latest uncovered plot prompted suspicion in some circles that the arrests were intended to score political points by playing to the vestiges of people's fears from living under Mr. Hussein's brutality.

In the present exploratory study we included both fast and slow arousals as in the CAP system, but we intended to score both fast and slow arousals separately, without considering sleep phase and the time interval between the different arousal episodes.

Mapping links between music, mood and health is where PureTech, based in the US, intends to score with its Sync Project.

Yet this example is not intended to suggest score distributions must necessarily be symmetric, or that exaggerating the difference between the lowest or highest deciles is universally inappropriate.

In 1974, when a strike erased five weeks of training camp, scoring dropped to 18.2 points per team per game from 19.5, despite rule changes intended to increase scoring.

But the introduction of zones was intended to improve scoring and make games more aesthetically pleasing.

There are countless videos online that are intended to settle scores between neighbors.