Sentence examples for the aim of causing from inspiring English sources

For example, what, at base, is the difference between DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) attacks and masked bodies shutting down a city street or occupying a building, with the aim of causing economic and operational disruption to an ideologically targeted institution?

"America tried to abort the Egyptian revolution by spending $105m on Egyptian and foreign organisations in a few months with the aim of causing chaos," claimed Mahmoud Ghozlan, a member of the Brotherhood's Guidance Council and the movement's official spokesperson in Arabic.

The FIA charged Renault with "conspiring with its driver, Nelson Piquet Jnr, to cause a deliberate crash at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix with the aim of causing the deployment of the safety car to the advantage of its other driver, Fernando Alonso".

He may or may not be a cricketing man: he illustrated his theories with the example of a billiard ball bouncing off the edge of a table.A player strikes a ball with the aim of causing a series of collisions which result in the final ball being potted.

Even though surgery was designed with the aim of causing mechanical restriction and calorie malabsorption, mechanistic work in humans and rodents over the last 10 years or so has informed us that this could not be further from the truth.

"These proven attacks have shown that the forces of Bashar Assad's regime adapt their tactics and the munitions in their stocks with the aim of causing terror within the civilian population," the French report said.

Now, this hoax plays directly into that, created with the simple aim of causing a fight.

Rational persons can act impartially at all times in regard to all persons with the aim of not causing evil, he argues, but rational persons cannot impartially promote the good for all persons at all times.

The correlation between the user throughput and the related radio conditions has been investigated in this paper with the aim of root-cause analysis.

A few years ago, for example, Life ran an article about teenage hot-rodders, with the aim of reducing accidents caused by such automotive acrobatics as "chicken" contests.

Violence was reported to be frequently used with the aim of resolving conflicts caused by poverty [ 23].