Sentence examples for purposes appears from inspiring English sources

A donor at a charity event sponsored by a politician for purely charitable purposes appears to be doing the same thing as a donor who is there purely to curry favor with the politician at the head table.

Accidental triggering of uncontrolled, excessive MMP production of MMPs, present in the cells of the secondary epidermal lamellae, presumably for normal remodeling purposes, appears to be an important player in laminitis pathogenesis.

As a result of environmental problems related to global warming and depletion of the ozone layer caused by the use of synthetic refrigerants (CFC's, HCFC's and HFC's) experienced over the last decades, the return to the use of natural substances for refrigeration purposes, appears to be the best long-term alternative.

"The response to date in terms of efforts to fully eradicate cholera, to ensure safe water and adequate sanitation provision, and to mobilize sufficient funding for these purposes appears to be clearly insufficient," the letter said.

While the concept of an intelligence in the natural order goes back at least to the beginnings of philosophy and science, the concept of a designer of the natural world, or a creating intelligence which has human-like purposes, appears to have begun with classical philosophy.

Despite this, an email address used by Shapps for political purposes appeared in a document authored by Green in 2010.

'Issues such as cheapening the Holocaust, and cynical use of the Holocaust for commercial purposes, appeared on the agenda almost automatically.

Serious film-makers such as Strickland, Gideon Koppel, Joanna Hogg, Thomas Clay and Duane Hopkins have, to all intents and purposes, appeared from nowhere; others, such as Arnold, Turner prize-winner Steve McQueen, and veteran auteur Davies have consolidated already considerable reputations.

Albright's flights of moral passion, her description of the United States as the "indispensable nation" and her eagerness to use the military for humanitarian purposes appear to Rice and her colleagues as the very text of reckless Wilsonianism.

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Several were also used for propaganda purposes, appearing in photographs of Soviet troops who were fighting in the Caucasus region.