Sentence examples for purpose often from inspiring English sources

Social enterprise marries business skills and social purpose often working closely with corporate partners.

Moreover, while use of the database is now limited to terrorism, history has shown that new government powers granted for one purpose often end up applied to others.

They eat the right way and get physical activity but what holds those behaviors in place like collagen holds your skin in place is belonging and having a sense of purpose, often through a faith-based community.

People who come to New York together, even when they're initially holding hands in common purpose, often find that the city and its demands can drive a wedge into what had been a solid partnership.

Religious crowds, sports crowds, military crowds, funerary crowds, political crowds: as the Nobel prize-winning author Elias Canetti noted in his landmark study Crowds and Power, the crowd takes on a life of its own, depending on its purpose, often regardless of the individual natures of the people within it.

And supervising it all was Mr. Tait, 42, the pastor of the Church of the Living God, several miles closer to downtown, who is one of those forces of purpose often toiling in poor urban neighborhoods, working two cellphones, trying to nudge things forward.

Staff notation is for these purposes often too specific.

But the pause can also be used for other purposes – often dramatic, perhaps to see if you're still listening?

Bits of rocks, animals and people are arrayed there for purposes often only dimly understood by the public.

"In prior centuries, Jews, Christians and Muslims had exploited this story for other purposes, often tangential to the later peculiar preoccupation".

Making the summer place one's official home for voting purposes often means simply giving up the right to vote somewhere else, though some places require minimum residency periods.