Sentence examples for is meant to demonstrate that from inspiring English sources
Part of the test is meant to demonstrate that carbon dioxide can safely stay put underground.
The show house is meant to demonstrate that there is something for everyone on eBay, but it also makes a contrary point: that shopping on eBay is not a simple task for everyone.
While the primary message of the spot is the conviviality of sharing sake, Mr. Miller continued, the way that it "flows from scene to scene" is meant to demonstrate that sake is as versatile as other alcoholic beverages.
This argument is meant to demonstrate that love and hatred could not exist if the materialists were right and mental life was simply the result of bodily processes.
Figure 2 figure supplement 1 (now Figure 2D) is meant to demonstrate that TRAP1 will remain closed even after cooling the sample back to 20°C for two hours.
This statement is meant to demonstrate that security interests can actually provide long-term support for health issues in "foreign" countries, making it a good thing when compared to the reliance on short-term relief provided through "altruism" (characteristic of the charity frame) [ 25].
In many ways, Mr. Obama's speech was meant to demonstrate that he would use military options as a last resort.
The game was meant to demonstrate that even seemingly small changes can be disruptive to an organization — underscoring an "administrative policy of the church".
If these cliched interludes are meant to demonstrate that Algy has lost his way as a writer, they achieve their intended mediocrity only too well.
The memo's release, presumably, was meant to demonstrate that he is concentrating on Microsoft the business enterprise even while the Justice Department is intent on exposing Microsoft as a marauding monopolist.
The quick operation was meant to demonstrate that Iraq could be invaded and secured relatively easily — with far fewer troops than commanders had originally asked for, and with minimal work after the Iraqi government was destroyed.
