Sentence examples for purpose of containing from inspiring English sources

Even though some football games have provoked violence, and in one case even a war, they might have served the positive purpose of containing our more savage impulses by deflecting them onto a mere sport.

First, it has failed in its purpose of containing Isis, since its fighters are still advancing in Syria and are holding cities such as Ramadi, Mosul and Fallujah in Iraq which they have captured since the start of 2014.

So it would be wrong to muse about the coincidence of two of the worst blizzards in D.C. history arriving in the same winter that Congress and the Obama Administration are giving up on efforts to fix a price on carbon, for the purpose of containing global warming, so as to prevent a future of extreme weather.

It also served the purpose of containing the Soviet Union through the re-industrialization of Germany, Britain and France.

The details are explained in the supplementary materials and are summarized here: The enhanced Animal Biosafety Laboratory level 3 (ABSL3+) facility at Erasmus Medical Center (MC) Rotterdam, the Netherlands, was constructed for the specific purpose of containing pathogenic and transmissible influenza viruses and other pathogens of concern.

The Government of Canada allowed the Council to be formed for the purpose of containing the smallpox epidemic.

These are valid purposes as they all relate to the important and undeniably legitimate goal of containing and reducing crime.

The other class of libraries are special purpose ones containing decay data and cross sections for dosimetry and activation.

In addition, the use of lipoaspirate may be beneficial for this purpose containing high levels of regenerative cells and relevant growth factors.

For this purpose silencing cassettes containing fragments of the gene of interest in sense and antisense orientation separated by an intron are introduced into the plant genome by genetic transformation.

Much of the complexity comes from heterogeneity of computer environments: different hardware types, from different vendors, running different operating systems, purposed in a variety of ways (e.g., from workstations to a multitude of special-purpose servers), containing data in varying formats, stored both locally and remotely, and having a spectrum of purposes and importance.