Sentence examples for thing for this purpose from inspiring English sources

The scattered group of countries round the fringe of this entity has only one thing, for this purpose, in common exclusion from the common market.Against a population of 160 million within the Six must be set only 86 million in the outer group that is planned, 50 million of these being in Britain.

The important thing, for the purposes of discussion, is that the order of magnitude is in the $30-$30-$40 week range, not the $150-$150-$250week range.

Why is being stupid -- doing dangerous stunts, mocking basic human empathy, doing things for the purpose of getting ridiculed -- a medium of rebellion?

It is possible that Stalin himself invented these things for the purpose of minimising the role and military talents of Marshal Zhukov.

In fact, almost a quarter of adults believe that a "supreme being guided the evolution of living things for the purpose of creating humans and other life in the form it exists today".

19Among other things, for the purpose of comparing the inverse of the after-tax share with the employee wedge, the ACA's employer penalty (beginning in 2015) should be treated consistently between the two series, as I have done in Figure 5 because that figure does not show a tax measured beyond 2014-Q4.

About a quarter of adults said "a supreme being guided the evolution of living things for the purpose of creating humans and other life in the form it exists today".

Don't assume that your spouse is doing things for the purpose of irritating you - maybe s/he just doesn't realize something s/he does is bothering you.

Recognising that identities are constructed is a good first step to realising that doing this social media thing for a purpose, ie to find a job, is as important as writing CVs and applications".

If you are, however, inclined to use this thing for its intended purpose, you should probably keep it in your glove compartment.

This is a daring claim, which involves the late Tolstoy judging a work co-authored by the mid-career Tolstoy (who did a lot of things "for the purposes of amusement").