Sentence examples for purpose of much from inspiring English sources

Changing the unhealthful habits of its largely immigrant population has been the purpose of much legislation.

The sadism is not a side-effect, she realises, but the point and purpose of much of our treatment of animals.

The purpose of much of the world's construction is construction: its primary function is to provide contracts for the companies that build and perks and backhanders for the officials who commission.

Dr. Mejía, 42, has made easing the plight of the fishermen — he estimates there are about 2,100 of them in Honduras — the purpose of much of his adult life.

She sees that as the purpose of much of her art, "even if it just refreshes you for a second before returning back to earth".

Some staff reported that they felt the main purpose of much data collection was to allow individuals to be blamed if something did go wrong, not to make the system safer.

This sort of operationalization is appropriate for the assessment purposes of entities such as PISA and ETS in creating a means by which to assess individuals' collaborative skills in large-scale computerized contexts and the purposes of much CSCL research in developing generic assessment methods.

The purpose of (the much altered) Vicar's Close at Wells is self-evident.

if they do, it will be in the form of a sentence or two that can be plucked out of context in order to create offence for the purpose of mobilisation, much as they used the film trailer itself.

It is the purpose for much of that travel that it has been under the closest scrutiny in the past few days.

But in the face of a civilizational crisis and for an institution whose research spending is on the order of a billion dollars per year already what is the intended purpose of this much-publicized $1 million?