Sentence examples for intended will be the from inspiring English sources

For uncomplicated, highway routes (ie. distribution depot to distribution depot), the T-pod is a potentially perfect solution – but ensuring the autonomous features work safety and as intended will be the key ingredient to allow for broad consumer adoption.

Unfortunately, the spiffy styling treatment carries a potential penalty: dropping an attractive new KLR, something that can easily happen when it's used as the maker intended, will be more expensive than dumping an old ugly one.

"The Dodd-Frank Act, if implemented as intended, will be a critical bulwark against such massive abuse of investors".

A significant proportion of the text is understood to consist of sections of the European convention on human rights, which it is intended will be incorporated into UK law.

All proceeds from the event on 30 July, which will take place Union Chapel in Islington (that's in north London - no satire intended), will be used to support Index's work.

We're about to get the spotlight — pun intended — on what will be the genuine contenders.

And the other 49 marriages we intend to have will be the same: one state at a time.

And Eric Brill, a researcher at Microsoft, intends that his firm will be the first to do that.Dr Brill's initial crack at the problem is a system called "Ask MSR" (MSR stands for Microsoft Research).

The first wine intended for merchants and restaurateurs will be the '99 merlot, at year's end.

"We intend to ensure that this will be the last".

With the ill-tempered arguments among political leaders and the resentments over who pays for the Greek default, it might seem as if the mechanism intended to bring about social unity will be the unwitting means of undoing it.