Sentence examples for likely intending from inspiring English sources

Minor points: 7) The authors strive to portray events that preceded true cellular life, but often inappropriately use the term "first cells", likely intending to say something like "protocells".

Indonesian Foreign MInister Retno Marsudi announced Thursday that the group was likely intending to make it over the border and that an Indonesian team would be dispatched to assist in the investigation.

Writing for AllMusic, Heather Phares noted that "Scars" exemplified Cyrus' equating of "grown-up with joyless", adding that the track fails to find the "emotional depth" Cyrus was likely intending.

At school, taunts like "Hey Ali, are you a terrorist?" were neutralized by compliments likely intended as jeers: "Ali, are you related to Muhammad?" If only.

Here, the parties likely intended that the historical precedents of the private equity firms govern.

Scales were most likely intended for "protection rather than predation," he said.

Here, the settler most likely intended to refer to what the aborigine was referring to.

The attack was also likely intended to embarrass Stratfor, which specializes in intelligence and security.

"I pissed a lot of people off," he says, pun quite likely intended.

It originated in the 1840s and was likely intended to confuse listeners.

On Tuesday, Apple announced two new iPhones, including a lower-cost one most likely intended to tap into different markets.