Sentence examples for purposes really from inspiring English sources

We thought it was a good idea for inheritance purposes really.

In many circumstances, regression to the mean bias is unlikely: for example, when the site modification was not decided for safety reasons, but for other purposes (really independent from accident counts).

"Clamshells actually served that purpose really well for the last 20 or 30 years," Mr. Kellogg said.

On page 111, Heylin says that Van, despite his avowed purity of purpose, really wanted 'to make it in the pop business'.

"After many years in the plc world I was very excited by the possibility of operating in a cooperative environment where that purpose really is unique".

We should seize this opportunity to ask what is true in our faith, what it costs us in obfuscation and moral compromise, and what its telos, or end purpose, really is.

"If you can't trust your shadowy overlords to keep a secret, what is the purpose, really, of voting in a puppet democracy?" says a slightly frizzy woman on the street with perfect deadpan delivery.

Their sense of purpose really should be geared toward Unix because that's where there's margin, and that's where they've lost leadership they think they can regain".

The talk here is of the proliferation of MOOTW's (military operations other than war); of a top-to-bottom Pentagon review of what the military's purpose really is; of the pernicious effects of thinking that wars can be won without casualties or planned around the goal of "casualty aversion" -- in short, of a noble vocation trying to find its intellectual and ethical bearings.

They're quite difficult to hit on accident, or even on purpose really.

When one finally grasps what money's purpose really is, they will be free from the tyranny of Mammon (the idol worshiped as the giver of riches).