Sentence examples for intends to pinpoint from inspiring English sources

Why the actual name of his companion isn't enough to drive, explain, or describe their venture is not clear — unless the author intends to pinpoint the narrator's compassion for a black man, a compassion that might endear this bootlegger to readers.

This started with a questionnaire intended to pinpoint our abilities and the kind of business we wanted to do.

[Environment 360/Yale University] The European Space agency's multiyear budget, just approved by member states, is $2.6 billion less than originally proposed — a shortfall which could end plans for a mission intended to pinpoint the nature and structure of the little-understood carbon sinks that slow the rise of greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere [Nature].

A number of foreign officials and commentators chose to ignore the spy satellite photos said to show how an Iraqi nuclear plant had been rebuilt, the new charge that Iraq's unmanned aerial vehicles were intended to pinpoint American cities with biological and chemical weapons and the comparison of the threat from Iraq to the Cuban missile crisis of 1962.

A comprehensive soundtrack was featured in the film, using music intended to pinpoint specific time periods portrayed on screen.

The figure, in which WNV copy numbers are correlated with leukocyte count, is not intended to pinpoint the time of infection.

UAL, the parent company of United Airlines, told employees in a phone message yesterday that it had pinpointed a total of $1.4 billion in annual nonlabor cuts that it intends to carry out.

Merck intends to appeal.

No one intends to putter.

The Administration intends to persist.

The family intends to appeal.