Sentence examples for precise purpose from inspiring English sources

But the precise purpose of the ad remains unclear to investigators, the people said.

But that is the precise purpose of the Wagner Act of 1935.

We need to get better at shaping the format to fit the the precise purpose of the conference.

We could take them, in fact, for pragmatic, functioning objects whose precise purpose is being withheld from us.

With Constellation's moon mission canceled, the precise purpose — the actual destinations — of the SLS and Orion became murky.

The precise purpose of this octagonal castle, perched on a hill with Romanesque and Gothic detailing, is uncertain.

Using the precise purpose-defining language it established during the initial stage, an organization should now challenge stakeholders to ask as many questions as they can think of, first individually, then as teams.

"Our team has developed a new technique that improves the analysis of the data from this precise, purpose-built, planet-hunting instrument, and we have studied more than a decade's worth of observations of Wolf 1061," Professor Chris Tinney, head of the Exoplanetary Science at UNSW group, said in a statement.

Books 1 7 contain magical prayers for precise purposes: spells for a long life, cures, curses, love charms, prayers for prosperity, charms for kingship and Brahmanhood, and expiations for evil actions.

Acknowledging such multistability helps us avoid the ICT educator's fallacy, which refers to the mistaken assumption that digital devices introduced into the classroom will be taken up for the precise purposes that designers and curriculum developers envision (Rosenberger, 2017b).

Run the whole show, start to finish, on Facebook Live and the story – in putative triumph – serves a precise political purpose (just as Isis's murderous hostage videos have a purpose, too).