Sentence examples for least intended from inspiring English sources

Local regulators came to demand that development plans were at least intended to produce homes that people would actually live in, not sham operations to defraud ignorant investors.

Wherever Valjean goes, Javert shows up; he's everywhere at once, like the Joker in "The Dark Knight," who was at least intended to be a fanciful creation.

Similarly, when Boris sent out his "nine-point plan" to every household in London earlier this year, he should have at least intended to fulfil every point.

But unlike Sam White's prank, which is at least intended to spur her peers to action — and which she later comes to regret — Maria's appears meaningless.

The poems often feel like the by-products of the happy diversion they provided their author while he was writing them, an effect most striking when it seems least intended.

But Stillwater's serviceable, uninspired hard rock was at least intended that way, encapsulating the sounds of 1973 from A (the Allman Brothers) to Z (Zeppelin's Robert "I am a golden god!" Plant).

Gym membership figures suggest that more Britons at least intend to get off their sofas.

There are few signs that rank-and-file conservatives — for now, at least — intend to quickly fall in line.

BP's shareholders – or a few of them, at least – intend to revolt over chief executive Bob Dudley's $19.6m£13.7m7m) pay packet in a loss-making year.

It was the disappointment with the older ones that made us think, OK, if we ever do it again, we have to do it right, or at least intend to do it right, and when the PS3 and Xbox 360 came out we started talking about it.

An inexpensive mass spectrometer that can fit inside a fume hood would be a welcome addition to any organic chemist's toolbox, and Microsaic Systems, at least, intends its 4000 MiD for exactly that purpose.