Sentence examples for purpose of clearing from inspiring English sources
Each net weights 3 1/2 tons, and holds 600 cubic feet of drif The purpose of clearing the harbor is to protect propellers from being battered.
Articulating the central existential quandary of the novel, Abe's protagonist asks, "But this means you exist only for the purpose of clearing away the sand, doesn't it?" JEREMY POMEROY New York, Jan . 14 2000.
A recent investigation by the Indonesian government has confirmed that these catastrophic fires were set systematically and intentionally by palm oil companies for the purpose of clearing the land to plant oil palm plantations.
Cavin-3 KO animals exhibit increased use of fermentative glycolysis and this increase may promote lipolysis for the purpose of clearing lactate.
"It does surprise me to see that the killing of seven women and children by grenades and rifles, for the purposes of clearing structures, is being treated the way this investigating officer has treated it," said Eugene R. Fidell, an expert in military law in Washington.
For the purposes of clear comparison and illustration we have, in what follows, focussed on the withdrawal provisions of population biobanks only.
We hope we make this central purpose of ours clearer in Paragraph 30.
The purpose of his "clear and unequivocal" promise was to overcome such reservations and secure a seat in the Lords.
For the purpose of being clearer and simpler, the mean values of interstory drifts are shown in Fig. 8.
The purpose of the CLEAR packet is to reserve the rest of the time slot for the multi-hop warning message, and also to inform the vehicles in the range D t of the upcoming multi-hop warning message transmission.
Even if the suit was successful, there would still be a cynical strategy of delay or refusal to confirm someone as obviously qualified as Judge Merrick Garland but, it would serve the purpose of making clear that the Republican Party leadership's purported respect for the Constitution, and the founder's "original intent" is a sham, invoked only when convenient to naked political interest.
