Sentence examples for intention to spread from inspiring English sources

In the year since Mr. Levy announced his intention to spread wireless connections across his county, the concept has become more technically feasible, but less cutting-edge.

Cash-strapped Everton might balk at Manchester United's intention to spread the transfer fee over the course of the player's five-year contract, no doubt preferring to have the cash up front.

The first sign of Trump's intention to spread lies about empirical reality, "1984 -style, was, of course, the appointment of Steve Bannon, the former executive chairman of the Breitbart News Network, as Trump's "senior counselor and strategist".

Boosted by the popularity of the scheme, launched last July, Johnson had signalled his intention to spread the scheme across a larger area of east London in time for the 2012 Olympics.

As for his intention to spread God's word, Brendan reckons there was "humanity in his error" – certainly more than in the warped responses to his death.

"They go into the year with good intentions to spread their money out, to make it last, make sure they eat healthily – and they feel confident about doing so.

But by the time he left in April, having cut short his job in order to run for President, he had baffled the Chinese establishment and allowed himself to be swept — wittingly or otherwise — into Communist Party conspiracy theories about Western intentions to spread democracy.

As with all these multilateral agreements, the intention is to spread its reach through time.

That, of course, presents the biggest hurdle: convincing people that their intention is to spread ideas, not steal them.

In one case, civilians were massacred deliberately, and without warning, during a time of peace, by a nonuniformed group whose intention was to spread terror.

And although Aslan said he wanted to make a show that would entertain, the intention behind "Believer" was to spread awareness and not to sensationalize.