Sentence examples for ostensibly to develop from inspiring English sources
FPL Group also teamed up with Tractebel of Belgium to buy two gas-fired power plants, in New Jersey and Massachusetts, from Intercontinental Energy for an undisclosed sum.Japan's Sony consumer-electronics giant jumped into America's cable industry by forming a $188m alliance with NextLevel System, ostensibly to develop digital-TV technology.
At one point, he remembers, the band went to LA, ostensibly to develop the album further, "but while we were there we had a week-long party with Primal Scream … that was when all the rock'n'roll stuff started to come into it.
It spent an estimated $680 million in 2016 to buy Otto, the startup co-founded by Anthony Levandowski, ostensibly to develop technology to automate heavy-duty trucks.
Although the various members of the Chicago school ostensibly sought to develop political science as a value-free discipline, it had two central predilections: it accepted democratic values, and it attempted to improve the operation of democratic systems.
That has not stopped European automakers from seeking 40 billion euros in loans from the European Investment Bank, ostensibly to help develop cleaner cars.
The protagonist is Anderson Lake, an American ostensibly in Bangkok to develop a new variety of motor-spring, in fact secretly scouting for blight-resistant foodstuffs.
DeepMind and the Royal Free NHS Trust signed their initial information sharing agreement (ISA) in September 2015 — ostensibly to co-develop a clinical task management app, called Streams, for early detection of an acute kidney condition using an NHS algorithm.
In the experimental setting it will be important to develop agents or strategies that modulate what ostensibly is an early pathogenic phenomenon rather than targeting later events that may not be reversible.
From a 'philosophy of science' point of view (e.g. 841), one strategy taken to develop the evidence for a particular point of view hinges on the idea that if a series of ostensibly unrelated findings are brought together into a self-consistent narrative, that narrative is thereby strengthened.
In a November report, the I.A.E.A. discussed how "a foreign expert" was in Iran between 1996 and 2002, ostensibly to help the Iranians develop a blast chamber for diamond synthesis.
In June 2011, at the height of the civil war in Libya, Mr. Ilyumzhinov appeared in Tripoli to meet with an old friend, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, ostensibly to discuss opportunities for developing chess programs in the country.
