Sentence examples for intended would from inspiring English sources

By the same token (no history lesson intended), would it kill some slovenly riders to take their trash with them and not leave it behind?

Although young volunteers have the advantage of minimizing some confounding effects introduced by diseases or polypharmacy, patients drawn from populations for whom the drug is intended would be more relevant and accurate, providing the studies are feasible and safe.

In 1895 she published the Manual of The Mother Church, a slim book of bylaws that she continued to revise until her death and that she intended would govern the church in perpetuity.

Had this ingenious interpretation been intended, would not Senator Kennedy, who was at pains to emphasize the scope of activities still left to unions, have used it to refute the criticisms of Senator Morse made only shortly before?

He also found time to write a book, The Tajiks in the Mirror of History, which he intended would furnish the Tajiks with a new, dignified, post-Soviet identity.

The guy who, in his youth and hard up for money (pun intended), would sell his sperm is depicted the kind of shiftless character who should be kept as far as possible from decent and settled family people.

"A company which had defaulted in the way National Express now intends would not have pre-qualifed for any previous franchises let by the department.

Because the mandate's fines are triggered by the availability of exchange subsidies, removing their availability – as the model intends – would remove the mandate, freeing employers to grow".

Democratic election officials -- guessing what individual voters might have intended -- would substitute their subjective judgment for the count by the all-too-impartial machines.

And, if such a connection is intended, it would not be absurd.

He could do what he claimed he intended he would do last summer: drop his wage demands and play in Argentina.