Sentence examples for purpose of leading from inspiring English sources
He must have looked at Shakespeare's plays the way some of us look these days on advertising campaigns that are stuffed with manipulation and little else — catchy ingredients for the sole purpose of leading people astray.
Nina Bawden, author and widow of Austen Kark "I would like to feel that the inquest has served the purpose of leading to improvements in safety on the railways".
Dismayed that he encountered so much raw sewage and garbage floating on the river while sailing near his home in Beacon, Mr. Seeger said it was inevitable that the Clearwater "would become everybody's boat" and thus serve a much greater purpose of leading the fight against pollution.
"Today, with the development of new media technologies, certain people are creating poetry that deviates from a straightforward epic and revolutionary ambiance for the purpose of leading our precious youth astray and toward an unbridled culture that praises oppression, departure from humane norms, and yielding to the impulses of sexual instincts," he told them.
A new colour-coded visual communication tool is used for the purpose of leading through the 4-step counselling process.
He was drafted for the purpose of eventually leading Harbaugh's team and was promoted in November to carry Harbaugh's immediate championship aspirations.
Our unit of analysis serves better our purpose of finding out the minimum number of leading instructional tasks to accurately assess students' knowledge level.
And sometimes, the combination of one's life experience synthesizes with those of others to give one a sense of purpose leading to action.
The G7 group of leading economies agrees.
The purpose of this Leading Opinion Paper is to advocate the use of high resolution 3D imaging techniques as a tool to quantify extracellular matrix formation and vascular ingrowth within porous biomaterials and objectively compare different strategies for functional tissue regeneration.
But there are fears that this expansion is diluting the original purpose of Sure Start, leading to what its architect, Norman Glass, has called "a severe cut in the funding per head" from £1,300 per child to just £250.
