Sentence examples for purpose whether from inspiring English sources

Its purpose, whether it concerns lead, small steel mills, or carrots, is to charm readers into reading paragraph two.

It's always about connecting with another individual for some significant purpose — whether it's out of self-preservation or affection or a grooming behavior.

Unfortunately, President Bush, pandering to religious conservatives, opposes cloning for any purpose, whether to produce a child or to cure disease.

Couldn't Plum Island become a fantastic place for another purpose, whether housing or scientific research or some combination that would provide just as many jobs and opportunities?

What he meant was that physical science could never explain anything with a purpose, whether it be human thought or a flower's bending toward the sun.

Most space activities have been pursued because they serve some utilitarian purpose, whether increasing knowledge, adding to national power, or making a profit.

Those with contemporary art programs naturally consult galleries for research purposes, whether seeking access to their archives or client lists.

He suggested that it made little difference for free-speech purposes whether the activities were described as worship or simply discussions with a religious viewpoint.

That fee will go to the exchange, which will give it to specialists to use for marketing purposes, whether paying for order flow or putting out glossy brochures.

"We wonder whether we are talking at cross-purposes, whether we can know anything about our nearest and dearest – this was just another lens through which to view that question.

The resolution, which has been brought before corporate boards since 2002, requires corporations to disclose publicly when corporate funds are used for political purposes, whether on the state or federal level.