Sentence examples for the intended one from inspiring English sources

That is, the sentence is ambiguous; and yet we humans seem to instantaneously rule out all the alternatives except the first (and presumably the intended) one.

Also, the current editing tools are not as precise as indicated in the press and have many unintentional effects, where other genes are changed along with the intended one.

It's hard to say how this book is inferior, but it certainly lacks Tabloid's urgency, perhaps because its climactic event (Robert Kennedy's assassination) doesn't cast quite such a huge shadow over the modern world, perhaps because Ellroy's ever more jazzy and minimal delivery is beginning to have the opposite effect to the intended one.

The media has fallen into patterns of reportage of deadly incidents that convey a message other than the intended one.

This minimizes the probability of coactivation of cutaneous fiber populations other than the intended one.

Errors give rise to another type of conflict when the actual response is compared with the intended one.

The beneficiaries are not the intended ones.

It is already known, for instance, that Crispr can sometimes change genes other than the intended ones.

Balfour's experience illustrates a common pattern in the introduction of novel technologies: The unanticipated benefits often outweigh the intended ones.

Increasing taxes on the rich, in other words, has some unintended consequences, but it mainly has the intended ones: it raises revenue and reduces inequality.

When it acts and speaks, the consequences can be immense and possibly not the intended ones — and not at all helpful.