Sentence examples for purposes one from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: David Brooks reports on two different kinds of educational purposes: one, "to reveal what is going on beneath and behind appearances," and the other, to teach respect for "the rules of a profession or institution".

He needn't, and doesn't, deny that on occasion, for particular intents and purposes, one might use the sentence to state a truth.

However, for benchmarking purposes, one may want to use the same model, say one based on national data, for all hospitals in the country in question.

As a result, the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) conducted two independent reviews on the suitability of metrics for research and impact assessment purposes: one between 2008 – 2009, and another soon to be published in July 2015.

"Are we doomed to bomb villages every decade for defensive purposes?" one wonders.

In my view, prison serves two purposes, one well and one badly.

Normally, the boats were used "basically for training purposes," one volunteer told me.

Removing the cost of advertising will serve two purposes: one, it will lower the base cost of drugs.

This serves two purposes: One is to simply pump money and jobs into the economy to get it moving.

At the moment it is, to all intents and purposes, one-way traffic and players aren't crossing codes because they're allergic to nylon.

This war has two purposes -- one stated, one unstated -- but both require the same means.