Sentence examples for single intended from inspiring English sources

In late 2010, the band collaborated in the Cage Against The Machine project, in which numerous artists performed John Cage's 4′33″ for a charity single intended to prevent the winner of The X Factor claiming the Christmas Number 1.

"Traditionally, drug companies have been used to working to a linear model where reactions are viewed strictly in terms of a single intended effect," he says.

The album has no single intended for pop radio or remixes by Mr. Ronson; in almost every way, it could have been made in 1966.

Indeed, in 1975, his "Go to Rhino Records" novelty single, intended to promote the Los Angeles store of the same name, became so popular that it gained a full release and set the label on the way to what it is today, one the world's most prestigious reissue imprints, part of the Warner Music Group.

In Putnam's own terms, there is no single "intended model" for the language of set theory.

These tests work well for single, intended genetic changes but not so well for changes which are a by-product of the modification process.

Each family in the stable has a single stall intended for one horse with no heating, water, or electricity.

But the star of the show may be the single image intended neither to cajole nor to terrify but to educate and amuse.

The first, led by France and Germany -- architects of the single currency, intended to shield against the wars that stud the Continent's history -- would embrace primarily the 12 nations using the single currency.

Responding to widespread criticism of the government's handling of terrorist threats, President Bush called tonight for the creation of a cabinet department for domestic defense that would combine 22 federal agencies into a single one intended to prevent attacks against the United States.

That I will not return, that I will stay in Russia.' The tone was dramatic, and he suddenly saw her on the stage, moving casually, talking as though she put no thought into it, and then throwing an arrow, a single line intended to hit home.