Sentence examples for intention in publishing from inspiring English sources

Sixx says his intention in publishing this material is to turn people away from drugs.

Our intention in publishing this letter was not to berate, but to spark a debate; to challenge all of us to engage in re-configuring, re-imagining and re-energising civil society.

Our intention in publishing a separate section in toxicogenomics for the past 2 years has been to feature research in this emerging field and to use our news articles as an educational tool to explain basic toxicogenomics principles to our general readership.

The reliability and usefulness of the Linnaean system was a subject of much debate when Darwin was composing The Loves of the Plants, leading scholars to conclude that one of his intentions in publishing the poem was to defend the Linnaean classification scheme.

He works in publishing.

Reinvesting in publishing.

What would have happened 70 years ago if someone had been travelling through London with documents about Bletchley Park, with the intention of publishing them in a German paper.

But Trump, too, faces potential campaign-finance-related criminal liability if he knowingly received what amounted to a financial contribution when American Media, Inc. bought McDougal's story with no intention of publishing it in 2016.

At the time of his death, Chivers had prepared several manuscripts of his literary theory with the intention of publishing them in several volumes of books and as part of a lecture series.

Although he was already well known by 1908 as a children's author responsible for titles such as The Golden Age, he had no intention of publishing The Wind in the Willows, and had to be all but coerced into doing so.

Craig Venter made it clear that he has no intention of publishing the results in a scientific journal.