Sentence examples for purposes explained from inspiring English sources

For purposes explained above, however, the paper is kept self-contained and full proofs are provided.

"We have what we like to call a stairatorium, meaning that you can use the stairs for educational purposes," explained Susan DeLuca, the assistant principal, conducting a tour recently as workers continued to put finishing touches on the $16 million building.

I would never contradict the testimony of the person who made the decision to travel by night, and as the operator of the boat (which clearly was traveling along the river for commercial purposes) explained that they did so to avoid the heat of day, that should be enough.

But because ad networks charge advertisers based on installs that are run by end users, the advertiser passes the identifier to the ad network for tracking purposes, explained a blog post by Tapstream about the rejections.

"The sort of three-month prediction we're making would be useful for people who need to do operations in the Arctic, such as shipping companies for navigation purposes," explained Prof Daniel Feltham, who leads the NERC Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling team at Reading.

It's no surprise that parents aren't keen on their kids spending more time in front of a computer, even for educational purposes, explained Gwenn O'Keeffe, a child pediatrician on the panel who specializes in online safety for students.

He says he is taking testosterone "for aesthetic purposes," explaining that he gained 20 pounds of muscle.

2.26pm BST Some of the charges against Manning were merged for sentencing purposes, explains Alexa O'Brien (@carwinb), a tireless chronicler of the Manning saga.

If movie history is to get produced as box-office with a conscience, it must serve one of two purposes: explain the Origins of Us or act as Augury of What Is to Come.

"Many of the early decision slots are reserved for kids the school really wants for athletic or other recruiting purposes, " explains Muska.

The unacknowledged purpose — explained to Gore only afterward, Shrum insists — was to snarl traffic, thereby impeding Bradley supporters driving to the polls.