Sentence examples for purposes made from inspiring English sources

The couch that she'd found in Pennsylvania was "pretty dreadful," which, for her purposes, made it perfect.

Also: that the idea of adapting such a track, for new-jazz purposes, made blunt and intuitive sense.

But then, he didn't need to: by the end of the show, the British designer had, to all intents and purposes, made his comeback.

Then, when free jazz emerged in the early nineteen-sixties, musicians such as Ornette Coleman ("Free Jazz"), Albert Ayler ("New York Eye and Ear Control"), Coltrane ("Ascension," plus live concerts where he was joined by three or four other saxophonists), and Bill Dixon ("Intents And Purposes") made the textural reinvention of the musical collective a key part of their innovations.

Hydrogels for biomedical purposes, made from synthetic polymers as starting materials and free of co-adjuvant molecules, have been produced almost exclusively by high-energy radiative processes.

By 2007, the share of energy demand for transport purposes made up 28.7% of final delivered energy on a global scale[1].

The city argued that Turkey has used part of the building for commercial purposes, making it taxable.

The majority are palatable for people and animals and some are even used for medicinal purposes, making them vital resources.

But their final purposes make them unique to each other and have usefulness on their own way.

Furthermore, increased regulations and restrictions on the use of animal subjects for training purposes make this a difficult and costly method to employ.

The heterogeneity of study designs and purposes makes the synthesis of this literature difficult.