Sentence examples for purposes unlike from inspiring English sources

They were deranged individuals without rational purposes – unlike the nihilists, anarchists and nationalists who exploded, shot, stabbed and defenestrated the crowned heads of mainland Europe.

Furthermore, these approaches require no reference tree for comparative purposes, unlike reconciliation or "HGT/LGT" networks [ 90- 92].

But I have never known Zhou to lie on purpose, unlike our President.

Piers looking at you We're soon at Boscombe Pier, which seems like it was built with solid concrete purpose, unlike the more fanciful ornate piers you'd find in Brighton, for example.

Nor did he seem to acknowledge that the building is still serving a useful purpose, unlike so many other buildings in Buffalo that stand vacant and disused; the estimated cost of a new D.P.W. garage is $25 million.

The startup founder was named by Forbes as the world's richest and youngest female self-made billionaire, and her company Theranos seemed to actually serve a laudable purpose, unlike many other Silicon Valley firms: It promised a cheaper, faster way to test blood for everything from potassium to herpes.

However, general-purpose algorithms, unlike special algorithms, can be applied even when the original problem is extended or modified, for example, by adding constraints or changing the objective function.

On purpose is unlike other corporate social responsibility programs because it is founded on a for-profit business model.

PubMed is another interface which is more general-purpose and, unlike with OVID, access is free.

A South African company, Resource Ballast Technologies, is on track to commercialize a new system for this purpose that, unlike some conventional methods, does not use harmful chemicals.

The writers hoped to use this idea to make the robots human-like for testing purposes, but recognized that unlike the captive audience of the single-player campaign, the two players in cooperative mode may simply talk over the story, and thus the story was condensed into very basic elements.