Sentence examples for with the intention of adding from inspiring English sources

It assumes the same consumption with the intention of adding a charge or credit to a subsequent bill once it obtains an accurate reading.

Ferguson signed Kagawa for £12m from Borussia Dortmund in 2012 with the intention of adding a creative link between midfield and attack.

Atlassian originally acquired Jitsi and its owner BlueJimp for an undisclosed sum in 2015 with the intention of adding video communications to HipChat, and later Stride (which launched in 2017).

We're told the goal is to build a distributed team, with the intention of adding 10 to 15 more employees give or take over the course of the year ahead.

Today, the startup is opening an incubator in Berlin, its first outside of the U.S., and on a limited beta will start to process donations made on its proprietary payment platform in euros, with the intention of adding British pounds and other currencies in the very near future.

In Piedmont, the grape was sometimes used as an "illegal" blending partner with Nebbiolo for DOC classified Barolo with the intention of adding color and more fruit flavors.

On the other hand, we tried to form heterogeneous groups by age and clinical condition (neck/back pain) with the intention to add variability of experiences with the aim to stimulate discussions.

Braun, who owns another home in the area, paid $2.45 million for the property in 2012 with the intention of razing it and adding a basketball court.

It was clear she went to Coq d'Argent with the intention of taking "action", he added, and they were "not the actions of something gone horribly wrong".

Even though policy/research items subject to rankings were developed prior to stakeholders consultation, all ranking lists included an open-ended "other" option with the intention of encouraging respondents to add any issue or topic deemed important and not adequately reflected on the list.

With the transfer window due to reopen on January 1, Mourinho claimed he had no intention of adding to his failing squad.