Sentence examples for intent for years from inspiring English sources

"Shift" isn't the right word, because people will continue to search based on specific intent for years.

Pinterest's potential to understand users' intent is what may make it a challenging competitor to Google's search engine, which has been selling ads against users' queries (their intent) for years.

Until (at least) the successful passage of Michigan's medical marijuana law, the event had arguably strayed from its initial intent, although for years, a number of attendees have received serious legal responses due to marijuana use on University of Michigan property, which does not fall under the City's progressive and compassionate ticketing program.

But he wrote in an e-mail: "My intent and action for years have always been pure to help teens and their family.

The truth of who offered what, with malicious or good intent, will be raked over for years to come with claim and counter-claim about who really wanted it and who was just pretending as a face-saver.

For years, New Yorkers intent on the outlet-mall experience have piled into cars and buses bound for the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets in Central Valley, N.Y., a colonial-style village in the Catskills overflowing with racks of Versace, Giorgio Armani and Ralph Lauren, all at a fraction of Madison Avenue prices.

She has made no secret of her intent to remain in the city for years to come.

The answer probably lies in the prime minister's statement, which is not only about a new intent but also about an admission: for years Pakistan has pursued a duplicitous policy towards various shades of militant organisations operating out of its territory.

Instead of seeking to protect the interests of lobbyists and large corporate interests who have held sway in Washington for years, he seems intent upon maintaining his independence.

It's great that we've already qualified and we've got these two games but we'll still be wanting to top the group and send out a statement of intent for the Euros next year".

Now, while other British playwrights bemoan the lack of opportunity to write large-scale plays of epic intent for our stages, 39-year-old Oswald is out there doing it.