Sentence examples for of either intent from inspiring English sources

General statements about lifestyle changes may not provide an accurate assessment of either intent to change lifestyle or actual behavior changes.

The latter is a logic where a 1% chance of harm must be treated as a certainty in a potential high-magnitude, low-probability future where you cannot wait until a threat materializes, where firm evidence of either intent or capability is too high a threshold (Suskind 2007; Anderson 2010; Daase 2011).

No significant differences were found between the groups in pain intensity or pain-related disability post-treatment, in either intent-to-treat analyses or analyses of study completers.

Using a slingshot, players launch the birds at the structure, with the intent of either hitting the pigs directly or damaging the structure, which would cause it to collapse onto the pigs".

Shippers generate freight demand with the intent of either making final goods available to end consumers or alternatively to import/export semi-finished goods from/to other industrial partners.

Andrews and Jabbour [4] provide the second: The employment of friendly cyber defenses and weapons with the intent of either defending the blue cyber systems from attack from red or gray forces, or attacking the enemy to destroy or damage their people, equipment, or facilities, which results in unforeseen and unintentional damage to friendly cyber systems.

Using a slingshot, players launch the birds with the intent of either hitting the pigs directly or damaging the structures, causing them to collapse and kill the pigs.

Their chemistry is consistently wacky, and stylized performances by Aurora's expert cast makes clear that Ibsenesque realism is not the intent of either the playwright or director Art Manke.