Sentence examples for largely intended from inspiring English sources

The gathering was largely intended to squelch anxiety and unrest among top editors.

These seem to be largely intended to scare children away from eating fish.

But very little pottery is made for native use; it is largely intended for the outside market.

Decision-making is invariably confined to small circles, with the outcomes largely intended to serve special and self-serving interests.

Democrats said those proposals were largely intended to show that Republicans would not raise taxes even for millionaires.

Property law is largely intended, she said, to make it possible to sell property, not to keep it secure.

Dysonics CTO Bob Dalton estimates the RondoMic could likely sell for something above $10,000, but specified that the company largely intends to focus on rentals with this particular version.

Such a long sentence could never be completely served, so it would be largely symbolic, intended to reflect the impact of Mr. Stanford's crimes.

The first measure is short-term and largely technical, intended to strengthen trust among banks that had tightened their overnight lending to one another.

Given the extremely lengthy sentences and advanced age of some of the defendants, many of these terms are largely symbolic, intended to reflect the gravity of the crimes and the need for retribution.

But many Hondurans, as well as international analysts, feel these steps are largely cosmetic, intended to mollify President Obama's demands for reform, more than being aimed at actually curbing the violence.