Sentence examples for two purposes to from inspiring English sources

There are two purposes to this course.

The "welfare queen" trope served two purposes: to attack Great Society programs and to stoke racial animus.

He said this would serve two purposes: to see how people reacted, and to study the flow and stagnation of the water.

Mr. Thalman said the company had two purposes: to reinterpret modern classics and give young playwrights a supportive environment to cultivate their talents.

What is largely left unsaid is that Sure Start has two purposes: to ensure that no child is left behind, and to provide nursery places.

"It's sort of two purposes: to raise awareness of the American Arctic but also to show that the global issue of climate change is impacting the US".

Neither a compliment nor an insult, a neg holds two purposes: to momentarily lower a woman's self-esteem and to suggest an intriguing disinterest.

Traditional peer review serves two purposes: to give feedback to the authors, helping them to improve their manuscript, and to control the quality of published articles.

The electoral college was designed with two purposes: to separate the branches of government in an attempt to avoid "cabals" and to prevent foreign corruption.

It has two purposes, to provide chamber music in regions where it isn't otherwise available and to let young musicians solidify their partnerships and hone their artistry.

These polls therefore serve two purposes: to both project seats where there isn't constituency-level polling, and to adjust, where applicable, constituency polls.