Sentence examples for intends more from inspiring English sources

Now Mandelson intends, more or less, to run Jaguar Land Rover.

Motojima apparently intends more changes.

(Although these are intended more for show than anything, at least at first).

Indeed, it may have been intended more as a warning than a final punishment.

If these messages are absorbed as intended, more dramatic military interventions will never be needed.

Might God intend more for her than self-sacrifice and self-denial?

That voyage was intended more to demonstrate the general capabilities of solar energy than the practicality of solar-powered ships.

The new 7,200-square-foot Brooks Brothers Flatiron Shop is intended more for the collegiate set than the carriage trade.

Some critics, however, said the program was intended more to buy votes among the poor than to overcome poverty.

The wording in the Moscow declaration, was "intended more for domestic consumption than anything else," contended Mr. Kim, the Foreign Ministry spokesman.

There were no surprises in the hearings, which seemed intended more for public consumption than for educating the board.