Sentence examples for were largely intended from inspiring English sources

Democrats said those proposals were largely intended to show that Republicans would not raise taxes even for millionaires.

Though his policies were largely intended to create a smaller, more efficient state government, even leading state Republicans acknowledge that some of the achievements could cost him politically.

Rick Chavolla, the A.I.C.H.'s education and development officer, said the performances were largely intended to raise awareness for Native Americans living in the city.

She established noontime concert series around New York for the students, but although the performances were largely intended to give them experience before audiences, Mrs. Greitzer insisted that they be paid.

Mr. Weitz, speaking from London, said the latest changes were largely intended to bring clarity to a tale that depends on obscure elements, including a powerful cosmic substance known simply as "dust".

And then finally, fourth, colonists were also alarmed that these new duties and these new acts that are being enforced were largely intended to fund a standing army in the colonies, a standing army that Parliament saw as being protective, but you can also see how the colonists might have seen this as a threat.

The gathering was largely intended to squelch anxiety and unrest among top editors.

These seem to be largely intended to scare children away from eating fish.

While Carnegie writes about great men, his book is largely intended for their employees.

But very little pottery is made for native use; it is largely intended for the outside market.

He blamed excessive federal regulation rules that had been largely intended to prevent oil spills and protect wildlife.