Sentence examples for purposes of introducing from inspiring English sources

Co-creator Sylvia Anderson observes that, by necessity, the pilot episode comprises many examples of exposition for the purposes of introducing the primary characters and vehicles.

135 prohibits the selection of the gender of the progeny, unless gender related hereditary diseases have to be prevented and moreover "any intervention aimed at modifying the human genome may be undertaken only for preventive or therapeutic purposes and not for the purposes of introducing the modification into the genome of the progeny".

Atherton plans to put her Action Woman victory to the purpose of introducing young women to the sport.

The Mendelssohn served the double purpose of introducing a more serious survey of the composer's music, which began last night and continues over the next few weeks.

The Mendelssohn served the double purpose of introducing a more serious survey of the composer's music beginning tonight and continuing over the next few weeks.

This has proved to be a baseless concern, but altering the environment would be the entire purpose of introducing a gene drive.

The purpose of introducing these offensives in such a staged manner is presumably to avoid a concentration of explosive social effects in a relatively short period among a broad enough range of constituencies to make much of the country ungovernable.

In 1993, Lauren Gammon, Ms. Carp's roommate at Vermont and also a friend of Mr. Genauer, invited him to a small dinner party with the express purpose of introducing him to Ms. Carp.

From there, Titanfall 2's campaign is a rollercoaster of creative invention – at its best it feels like a conveyer belt of Nintendo-esque level design magnificence, so capable of creating excitement around a fundamental mechanic in one minute, and so brave to throw it away entirely in the next, all for the sole purpose of introducing more ideas immediately afterward.

And what he actually said on the spur of the moment to Bishop Wilberforce, comparing a "miserable ape" favourably to a powerful and brilliant man who used his gifts "for the mere purpose of introducing ridicule into a scientific discussion", is funnier and sharper than the monkey-bishop joke to which it has been reduced.

Was the purpose of introducing this class of investment asset met during the last 10 years?