Sentence examples for purposes do not from inspiring English sources

Seismic hazard maps produced by the Geological Survey and used for building codes and insurance purposes do not include quakes caused by the oil and gas industry.

Excuses aside, by using lame or impenetrable terms, organizations that serve laudable public purposes do not advance their chances in the competition for foundation funds -- not when most jargon and cliches can be avoided with a little effort.

Killing the embryo, necessary in embryonic stem cell research, "is objectively evil, and worthy purposes do not render such evil good," the archbishop said at the annual meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges.

Choice of US gel Gels used for medical purposes do not have bacteriostatic properties per se, and cannot be viewed as sterile unless specifically stated by the manufacturer.

Gels used for medical purposes do not have bacteriostatic properties per se, and cannot be viewed as sterile unless specifically stated by the manufacturer.

Fiduciary risks are risks that funds are not used for the intended purposes, do not achieve value for money, or are not properly accounted for.

Warner Bros's bizarre success in trademarking the name "Tasmanian Devil", and its refusal to let Tasmania use its cartoon character Taz for publicity purposes, don't help much.

Since this is for business purposes, don't say anything you may regret later.

If you are trying this for medicinal purposes, don't use one herb tea for too long.

A check on Tuesday morning of NewsDiffs, a Web site that captures versions of stories for comparison purposes, did not turn up the article.

The oil from castor, once infamous as a foul-tasting laxative but now mainly used as a lubricant and for other industrial purposes, does not contain the toxin.