Sentence examples for point is intended from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a public point is intended.

But the emotional high point is intended to be the introduction of the Obama figure, who will yet again be heard taking the oath.

"This capital increase, which all companies make at some point, is intended to reduce our net debt and to allow us to further invest and give us the financial flexibility to keep pace in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, all markets that are currently going through radical changes," he said.

Keeping recovered patients on maintenance pharmacotherapy beyond that point is intended to reduce the risk for recurrence, the onset of a wholly new episode, and is standard for chronic or recurrent patients.

But not before telling us that any sequel was likely to shift even further away from the Alien movies to which Prometheus had at one point been intended as a prequel-of-sorts.

The relay points are intended to be installed on the mesh uniformly for uniform distribution of the ray-path on the cross section.

The two-year payroll tax break of two percentage points was intended to stimulate economic growth, as were various tax concessions enacted in Europe during the financial crisis.

"The customs points were intended to become part of [Kosovo's] state border and we are not going to let that happen".

The objective of this report was to address the use and mixing of data collection modes within and between trials in which patient-reported outcome (PRO) end points are intended to be used to support medical product labeling.

The exhibit, called "Starting Points," was intended to demonstrate the plausible divergence in theories about man's relation to dinosaurs, but it could just as easily have spoken for the assumptions we make about Barack Obama's past associations with figures like Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn.

Perhaps both points are intended.