Sentence examples for is intended whether from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is not clear for whom the book is intended, whether children or adults or both.

Every act which is intended, whether as end or as means, to kill an innocent human being, and every act done by a private person which is intended to kill any human being, is to be excluded from deliberation as wrongful because contrary to love of neighbor as self (or self as neighbor).

The validity of responses is influenced by whether respondents understand the question in the way it is intended, whether they can provide accurate answers, and whether they are willing/able to report the answer.

But Black Dice's rhythmic discrepancies, as its members layered the rhythms with squelching keyboard noises and guitar notes, were so big that sometimes you couldn't tell what they were intending — whether they wanted their rhythms so off-centered or not.

The supervisor determines whether lane departure is intended or not, and whether the proposed algorithm is activated or not.

The question is intended to determine whether you belong to a well-established gang).

The test is intended to determine whether Yahoo could make more money by letting Google sell its search ads.

According to the simTD Web site, the initiative is intended to determine whether systems like this can be smoothly integrated into the existing transportation infrastructure.

The test, which ended — at least temporarily — what had been a three-month gusher, is intended to determine whether the well can withstand pressure from the sealing cap.

The careful balancing under that standard is intended to determine whether a product tying decision is a net gain or a net harm for consumer welfare.

This fifth outcome is intended to capture whether stayers are more likely to take jobs for which they are overeducated.