Sentence examples for is meant to answer from inspiring English sources

In summary, this paper is meant to answer three questions: 1) Is a medium-scale electronic presentation (e.g. tablet PC) better than a paper presentation?

The methodology for final settlements is meant to answer those criticisms.

GoHook (www.gohook.com) is a new auction database that is meant to answer that question.

The gap between the huge questions science is meant to answer and the grinding tedium of science as taught widens every year.

More alarmingly, Estonia last month accused a Russian fighter jet of venturing into its airspace -- exactly the kind of intrusion the squadron of F-16's based here is meant to answer.

(The ads write themselves: "Republican candidate X says that he supports immigration reform, but he's voted again and again to keep hardworking immigrants in legal limbo, deny their children benefits, etc. …") None of the foregoing is meant to answer the question of whether the proposed reform package would be good for the country.

The Intensive was meant to answer the demand from Yale students looking to start a food company.

This trophy legislation was meant to answer critics of the UK's poor reputation in fighting corruption.

When first conceived more than a decade ago, the system was meant to answer growing foreign criticism that Brazil was not doing enough to protect the Amazon's delicate environment.

"It's meant to answer the question, what is the magnitude of the problem here," said David Abramson, the center's research director.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The preseason game between the Jets and the Giants on Saturday night was meant to answer some questions for each team's coaching staff.