Sentence examples for purpose to give from inspiring English sources

"Someone had made it on purpose to give a nasty recipe," she said.

Its purpose – to give complainants the confidence to come to court – does not apply to defendants.

The trading floors serve a dual purpose: to give students real-world experience and the universities something to brag about to potential donors and prospective faculty.

They also serve a purpose: to give directions to customers as they move through the stations at this serve-yourself shop.

PARIS — Plastic may never challenge leather as a basis for luxury shoes, yet at Roger Vivier, the man-made material served an important purpose: to give the illusion of nudity while holding the foot steady.

"When we lined up the players and the trophies for the photograph on the Thursday morning in Dubai, it was done on purpose, to give a message to the players.

We're not forced by marketing purposes to give advice we think isn't the best due to polishing numbers that makes us look better in a survey," Mr. Kirton said.

Consequently, literature serves or should serve two purposes: to give credit to thoughts expressed earlier by others, and to refer to statements of facts.

For present purposes, to give a reasonable spread of risk we chose to work with four prognostic groups, using cut-points on the PI determined by Cox's method [ 30].

Maybe my purpose is to give purpose to others".

The purpose is to give the designers two design procedures with a different level of complexity and accuracy.