Sentence examples for purpose appeared from inspiring English sources
Its purpose appeared to be to acquire logins for e-mail and instant messaging accounts, social networks and, notably, accounts at certain banks — a function more typically found in malicious programs used by profit-seeking cybercriminals.
The FRC launched spectacular acts of terrorism whose sole purpose appeared to be to discredit Mr Arafat's attempted rapprochement with Jordan and other acts of diplomacy whose direction was clearly towards creating a Palestinian state alongside Israel.
In the Netherlands the fin de siècle ("end of the century"; specifically the end of the 19th century, and a phrase that has overtones of a rather precious sophistication and world-weariness) style and sense of purpose appeared in the paintings of Johan Thorn Prikker and Jan Toorop.
While the decision to suspend their work was made chiefly to protect the unarmed monitors, the unstated purpose appeared to be to force Russia to intervene to assure that the observers are not the targets of Syrian forces or their sympathizers.
The investigation into the nonprofit group, which is linked to a charity set up to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina but in its tax return for 2006 reported distributing only $1,392 of the tens of thousands it had collected for that purpose, appeared to widen on Wednesday.
The results for any economic term in combination with "FSMP" or with "food for special medical purpose" appeared as "0".
While the form taken by her writing constantly shifts, however, its fundamental purpose appears to be to disturb.
These ideas share a common purpose: appearing to be doing something to ease hard-pressed voters' pain at the pump.
While the form taken by her writing constantly shifts, its fundamental purpose appears to be to disturb.
"No Medicaid purpose appears to be served by a state program focusing on that population," the solicitor general said.
Particularly when their very purpose appears to be to erode basic standards of living from people who are already disadvantaged.
