Sentence examples for will be a purpose from inspiring English sources

Sacks says that data is a big part of the 2012 road map, and making "data social across the enterprise will be a purpose of the open platform".

But hey! there will be a purpose to it, and at the end I will know space flight and the Russian space program intimately - except for the actual experience of floating up there for a week or more.

A third way, initially proposed but shelved, was to downsize the stadium to keep the promise that was made to the International Olympic Committee when the Games were awarded to London six years ago, "The stadium will be a purpose-built home for athletics for generations to come".

The Circuit of Wales will be a purpose-built hub for the multi-billion pound British motorsport industry around a state-of-the art track, The first phase of the multi-purpose development will be the construction of an 3.5-mile international specification motor racing circuit and world championship facilities, hotel, commercial and retail complexes.

One consideration in favour of the proposition that breaking the victim's will is a purpose central to the practice of torture is that achieving the purpose of breaking the victim's will is very often a necessary condition for the achievement of the other four identified purposes.

The CMS will be a general purpose detector for the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.

But all students will have the opportunity to visit and learn at the London base, where there will be a new, purpose-built classroom and studio facilities.

The city's Hudson Yards Plan will ensure that the New York Sports and Convention Center will be a multi-purpose facility that is part of a mixed-use development in a dynamic, newly invigorated neighborhood.

Known as the Circuit of the Americas, the venue will be a brand-new, purpose-built permanent circuit designed by event promoter Tavo Hellmund and 1993 Grand Prix Motorcycle World Champion Kevin Schwantz with the assistance of German architect and circuit designer Hermann Tilke.

The station provides the first glimpse of what Cumulus says will be an all-purpose vehicle to market what it calls the "country lifestyle" on dozens of its radio stations across the country as well as online, on television and in a new magazine.

They will indeed gather on New York's shores this weekend, but the purpose will be a cordial conquest of hearts and minds, all in the name of saving creatures that live in Russia's chilly seas.