Examples of 'intended to cause' in a sentence

Meaning of "intended to cause"

intended to cause - suggests that an action or statement is planned to result in a specific outcome or reaction

How to use "intended to cause" in a sentence

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intended to cause
Nobody intended to cause you any pain.
None of these survivors intended to cause a death.
Not intended to cause them any embarrassment.
This first temperature is intended to cause shrinkage.
Acts intended to cause grievous harm or prevent arrest.
Acts leading to death or intended to cause death.
Spam intended to cause technical disruptions to this page.
Not those attacks were intended to cause harm.
Acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm or prevent apprehension.
Acts causing harm or intended to cause harm to a person.
He intended to cause physical injury or death to the boys at the fence.
Certainly was not intended to cause discomfort.
Speech intended to cause imminent violence may constitutionally be restricted in certain narrow circumstances.
Suicidal behaviour is intended to cause harm and death.
Usually intended to cause denial of service or otherwise damage system resources.

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Of life that are intended to cause.
Acts intended to cause injury.
Corporal punishment is a type of punishment intended to cause physical pain.
It was intended to cause people to scream and yell and so forth.
The visual and musical experience is intended to cause an overall emotional feeling.
Intended to cause hurt to the Prime Minister by impugning his.
This is not intended to cause any harm.
The police have said that the blasts were intended to cause panic.
Slashing is a crime intended to cause bodily harm to a victim.
Each episodes explores a recently declassified terrorist scheme intended to cause mass casualties.
All operations were intended to cause minimum environmental impact.
This time I will give headbutt if it is intended to cause a fight.
It is not intended to cause any severe muscles contraction pain.
Corporal punishment or physical punishment is a punishment intended to cause physical pain on a person.
Evidently intended to cause harm to people rather than to property.
To this is added the irradiation operation intended to cause the adhesive layers to harden.
The accused intended to cause great suffering or grave physical or mental injury.
These incidents usually occurred at night and were intended to cause only property damage.
This tube is intended to cause a gas stream to flow in the enclosure.
It views Operation Olive Branch as an invasion that is intended to cause problems.
Perhaps it was intended to cause a collapse.
Intended to cause distress and / or offence to others.
Palliative sedation is not intended to cause death or shorten life.
In order to be a terrorist act, the act must also be intended to cause.
These chemical compounds are intended to cause the formation of micelles.
According to the police, the explosions were rather small but intended to cause a fire.
This acceleration is not intended to cause pain and suffering.
Intended to cause the … - depends on you, Brian.
The enforcement of penalties is not intended to cause physical suffering or be degrading.
This step is intended to cause a cysteine and methionine deficiency in the cells.
Since there was no pleasure in the act, it was intended to cause humiliation.
The killing was intended to cause people to flee for their lives.
Misinformation is information that is false, but not intended to cause harm.
Such indiscriminate attacks were intended to cause excessive injury and unnecessary suffering.
Most collisions between cars are accidents, and neither driver intended to cause any harm.

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