Sentence examples for the purpose of setting from inspiring English sources
"And since I was growing the seeds, not selling them, I couldn't see the purpose of setting the record".
Societies of music lovers sprang up in major cities with the purpose of setting up orchestras and building concert halls.
Trump Jr. obscured the purpose of setting up the meeting when he initially claimed the meeting was primarily about the adoption issue.
"Blue Monk" becomes a plodding shuffle, perhaps mainly for the purpose of setting up a gutbucket, plunger-muted solo by Mr. Gordon.
Mark Senak's proposal (Op-Ed, May 27) to ban the use of AIDS blood tests contradicts a fundamental precept upon which insurance is based: the grouping of risks with similar characteristics for the purpose of setting prices.
In May 1951, Bartlett and his wife, Martha, threw a small dinner party at their home expressly for the purpose of setting up Kennedy and a socialite named Jacqueline Bouvier, whom Bartlett had briefly dated.
Hamkins argues, therefore, that set theorists should accept what he calls a "multiverse" conception of set theory a conception in which no model of set theory is privileged, and the purpose of set theory is simply to explore the relations between the various models.
Then there is the FTC's definition of "violation". Federal statutes give the FTC some latitude in defining the term for the purposes of setting fines.
The White House has floated the idea of changing the way the inflation rate is calculated for the purposes of setting benefits, a covert way of reducing future payments to retirees.
It's urgent that we bring both Iran and Syria to the negotiating table--not only for the purposes of resolving issues with respect to those countries, but for the purposes of setting the stage for a broader peace agreement in the entire region, including peace between the Palestinians and the Israelis.
Besides the purposes of setting methodological and ethical standards, such standards are also used as a formal requirement prior to reimbursement [ 3].
