Sentence examples for purpose of some from inspiring English sources

This may serve the purpose of some moralists.

Some critics have questioned the purpose of some of the wearables that have come on to the market but, for many startups, their goal is to solve a problem.

They share the same fields with Hernandez for eight months out of the year, and they don't understand much of what he does, how he trains or the purpose of some of his exercises.

But the purpose of some of them can be inferred from the more detailed records of meetings she had around the same time with officials at the Federal Communications Commission.

Is this like revolving credit, then, or a credit card? A. No. It's very important that when a small business borrows for the purpose of some type of equipment replacement, inventory or marketing that they pay down the capital in the time period that they are using the money.

That's when Elizabeth Ms. Alexanderr), attired in tasteful shades of gray, makes her entrance, accompanied by Oscar (a deliciously droll Peter Francis James), her elegant, articulate companion, who not incidentally (and for the purpose of some rather tedious political point scoring) is black.

These were "collectives of individuals who voluntarily or involuntary share physical but not necessarily social closeness for the purpose of attaining some goal or reaching some destination".

For the purposes of some of the analyses we split the eLRR proteins into four groups, based on architecture and clustering results.

You open a drawer to the past for the purpose of moving some old relics around as though curating an exhibit, and then something with life still in it jumps up and bites you.

In his novel "So Long, See You Tomorrow," based on a true story about passion and murder on a farm in the Midwest, William Maxwell invented -- for the purpose of witnessing some crucial events -- a thinking dog.

Regarding the process of experimenting, this task requires "testing hypotheses for the purpose of understanding some physical or psychological phenomenon" (Marzano and Kendall 2008, p. 20).