Sentence examples for purpose as examples from inspiring English sources

It offers "heavy smoking, glaring from side to side, pacing or moving about without apparent purpose" as examples of nervousness.

Additionally, we contrast these with climate niche assessments for North American invasive species that were originally introduced for agronomic purposes as examples of well-intentioned introductions gone awry.

Bio-based polymers are excellent candidate materials for these purposes as, for example, they provide biophysical and biochemical properties able to induce the correct biological response for both in vitro and in vivo applications.

I suggest to change "all" to "many" in the last line of pg 7: the random noise in Affymetrix data may be high for some of such practical purposes as, for example, expression QTL analysis.

Some companies run their own technical publications for this purpose as well: IBM is a good example.

Martin uses the example 'Cyclops are monocular' for illustrating his puzzle, but the unicorn-example will serve the purpose as well.

Example instances are given below in dotted lines: For demonstration purposes, we use as example the fantasy substance Kryptonite, for which we define persistent, bioaccumulative, and toxic properties.

They serve a social purpose as well.

The rhetorical structures identified in this study could be used by English for Academic Purposes instructors as examples of possible ways of structuring graduate degree research proposals.

Thetela invented the term 'topic-oriented evaluation' (TOE) to describe evaluations related to the real world (as in example (1) above), and the term 'research-oriented evaluation' (ROE) to describe evaluations directly related to the research discourse and its purpose (as in example (2) above).

The problems defined here may also be used for educational purposes, running them as examples in classes or using them as assignments.