Sentence examples for intention of producing a from inspiring English sources

Moulton had actually recorded it with another singer – Teresa Waiter – with the intention of producing a disco hit with no drums, but to his dismay she refused to let him release it.

They developed the MBTI based on Jung's theories, with the intention of producing a useful test that would allow women entering the workforce to be assigned jobs that would be best suited to their personalities.

"We have no intention of producing a nuclear weapon, which, as the founder of the Islamic Republic affirmed and as its supreme leader has reiterated, is forbidden in Islam.

In the early 1970s, she founded magazine Ms with the intention of producing a women's magazine that was also run by women and she recently co-founded the Women's Media Centre, which aims to improve the representation of women in the media.

A judge making a decision on a criminal's sentence is in the same position as a doctor making a decision on a patient's treatment: they are choosing an intervention for an individual with the intention of producing a particular set of positive outcomes (reduced crime, and reduced drug use).

MyChemise was written with the intention of producing a stand-alone approach in this field and because of the fun in programming chemistry software.

The lessons of Hollywood stayed with him, however, and when Korda founded his own studio, London Films, it was with the intention of producing movies on a Hollywood-like scale, using international stars to make international films for an international audience.

It advised Gotham Greens, a New York-based company that recently built a 15,000-square-foot greenhouse on a Brooklyn rooftop with the intention of producing more than 30 tons of vegetables, fruit and culinary herbs a year for sale through local grocery stores, farmers markets and restaurants.

Hustwit, a producer of music documentaries who stumbled onto design when he decided seven years ago to make a movie about a typeface, told me he had no intention of producing two more design documentaries.

They say (1979: 15) that the intended effect of an act of communication is not just any effect produced by means of recognition of the intention to produce a certain effect, it is the recognition of that intention.

By choosing a randomised controlled design, the intention of producing comparable groups of HCPs who differ only in terms of their exposure to intervention during the study was assured, and several potential confounders or biases, such as geographical location, HCPs' professional education and occupation, could be removed.