Sentence examples for might not intend from inspiring English sources

And he has said that Akron will always be his "home," meaning that he might not intend to sell his house there at all.

Lawyers who have been following the case said that the ruling's specific reference to the family nature of the agreement was an indication that the court might not intend to overturn other legal contracts between publicly traded companies.

"Sleeping with a big neighbor, 200 times your size, you know they might not intend it, but if they roll over it could be the end of you," said Mr. Hinds, reflecting concerns in Guyana over being swallowed up by its southern neighbor.

Second, you might not intend it.

A high number of household members characterized by small-scale cultivated land motivate the re-allocation of rural citizens; therefore, migrants might not intend to return to their home village.

While the Fed might not intend to bring on a recession, mistakes happen, and if a recession started now with inflation still relatively low, small caps could be disasters.

The flood of money has clearly lowered tensions in the euro zone — but there was also a risk the cash might be put to use in ways that the bank did not intend and might not regard as positive.

While it wouldn't be plausible to claim that rationality requires, in general, awareness of what one does not intend, it might be plausible to say that awareness of what one does not intend is rationally required in this specific context (Wallace 2006, 118).

As Ionia was unfortified, great fears were felt that the Peloponnesians coasting along shore, even if they did not intend to stay, might make descents in passing and plunder the towns; and now the Paralian and Salaminian, having seen him at Clarus, themselves brought intelligence of the fact.

But you can't help thinking it might not be intended for grown-ups.

Independently produced under the auspices of Panasonic, this generally ragtag affair ended with results its sponsors might not have intended.