Sentence examples for suppose in order to from inspiring English sources

I do so, I suppose, in order to have an extra minute or two's grace to bundle the girlfriend, the cats and a copy of Eliot's Four Quartets into the car and hit the highway just before the first missiles launched minutes earlier in Pyongyang rain down on Times Square.

To this purpose, the presence of a branch between nodes 151 and 300 and between nodes 54 and 94 of the benchmark network has been supposed in order to create two meshes.

A certain distance between the genes, and the enhancers/regulators, is supposed in order to give rise to the different recombinants within the proposed length of ≥ 200-300 Kbetweenen S7 and S10.

Suppose that, in order to avoid the risks to his patient of anaesthesia, a resourceful surgeon finds a way of temporarily depriving the patient of whatever nonfunctional condition the critic of functionalism insists on, while keeping the functional organization of the patient's brain intact.

We suppose that in order to protect themselves against accidental and unpredictable loss, or provide a temporary respite from stagnation (characterized here by the profit returns), the PUs decide to establish the pooling fund (insurance trust).

Let us turn to the particular question of the choice of the system of constants b i ( p ) from Equation 6. Suppose that in order to get closer to the profit optimality (but not really the most precise adjustments), the PU makes preliminary (before signing a contract) recognition of the spectrum demands.

It usually has to do with withholding or massaging the truth, spinning things in a certain way, or doing or saying what we think we're "supposed" to in order to look good, get what we what, or simply not cause a problem.

Given a set of propositions nominally dealing with the supposed inferred entities, we observe the properties which are required of the supposed entities in order to make these propositions true.

I quit the job before I was supposed to, in order to go on a ski trip.

In the nine months since Mr Blunkett first touted the possibility of introducing cards, the government has suggested a wide range of supposed benefits in order to suit the prevailing news agenda.

If eliminativism is true, then the eliminativist must permit an intentional property like truth, supposing that in order to assert something one must believe it.