Sentence examples for make our intended from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, we have reworded this sentence to make our intended commentary clearer (Results and Discussion section): "If other post-mitotic cells contain long-lived lipids, their age-related deterioration may significantly impact on the function of surrounding tissue; and possibly even overall body function".

Earthy hair colors like brunette and blonde, make our intended look unconvincing.

I'm simply using a figure of speech to say that when we go down into that barrel, if they're able to make our races — no pun intended — about race, that's when we can't win".

"This initiative is intended to make our transportation investments more efficient, helping to ease congestion and reduce pollution".

Ms Amin, an Egyptian visual artist currently studying at the American university in Cairo, said the graffiti was intended to "make our point by subverting the message using the show itself".

Mr. Maroni called the killings an act of terrorism and said the presence of many additional police officers and soldiers near Naples was intended "to make our pressure felt, and it will continue until the war is over".

Regarding debt payments, we said that Continental would use the standard grace period to assess the economic situation and that we intended to make our debt payments before the conclusion of that period, which we have done.

It's for the sake of our own integrity, but it's also intended to make our lives simpler".

These examples are only a few of many, of how a public registry intended to make our communities more safe -- is only making more victims.

"In places where medical systems are accessible, interventions are intended to make our bodies conform to social norms for a certain sex or gender.

"We didn't have lavish decorations, but we intended to make our guests as comfortable as humanly possible...and God did the rest by giving us an absolutely PERFECT weather day!" said the bride.