So to what end have we done all of this?
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Who's been giving the Saviors intel, and to what end?
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Absolutely we need to win elections, but to what end?
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Her successors are already lining up, but to what end?
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Why, to what end, are you tearing your nation apart?
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You know I was thinking about this today, to what end?
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The show is hard to watch, yes, but to what end?
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That's money coming directly out of borrowers' pockets — to what end?
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Eric Kohn, IndieWire: It'll keep you watching, but to what end?
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We have this critique of urban schools, but to what end?
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But if Mueller were to subpoena, to what end is the subpoena?
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To what end would God suspend His law of gravity this way?
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The baritone Edward Nelson sings the songs richly, but to what end?
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Volume seemed to be the hero-prince's singular pursuit—but to what end?
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The story then "learns" from those choices, though to what end remains unclear.
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It's gutsy to portray oneself as messy and mean, but to what end?
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Clearly, this ancient dolphin had followed a different evolutionary path—but to what end?
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With funding there's always the possibility of breakthroughs in AI, but to what end?
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After all, we've discussed the significance of Azor Ahai before, but to what end?
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The storm is coming, to what end only the poets and musicians can imagine.
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Perhaps his rapport with President Putin would help smooth relations, but to what end?
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The four-character play, directed by Meredith McDonough, is professional, but to what end?
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The camera (poem) is a state of consciousness, but to what end is never stated.
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To what end does Modern Warfare mine these horrific images, inspired by real world events?
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The questions Domnarski asks are, What makes this extraordinary character tick — and to what end?
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You are throwing literally millions of dollars to execute one person, and to what end?
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This raises many questions, including, is the president investigating news executives and to what end?
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All of this leaves Logan, the former USATF executive, asking a simple question: To what end?
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To what end do you see the "emancipation from identity-based artwork" operating with such politics?
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To what end, and in what, if any, context was an open, and perhaps unanswerable, question.
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Still, times have changed, so Meltwater has been evolving what it is monitoring and to what end.
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I can block ex-friends and ex-lovers, people I feel wronged by, but to what end?
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Trump and Moon today will confer about whether a summit should take place, and to what end.
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Yes, you managed to gather the most extreme elements of the far-right, but to what end?
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She only heard one side of the story, she wrote that side and published it, to what end?
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Researchers also disagree on whether we should continue breeding apes in captivity, and if so, to what end.
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He feels pressure to achieve things that no one in his family ever has, but to what end?
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"The question of politics is, a deal to what end?" said Representative Mark Sanford, Republican of South Carolina.
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But the real suspense remained — how many missiles, for how long, at what targets and to what end.
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Reportedly, harbor seals were brought to a pond near the site—to what end one dare not imagine.
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The U.S. claims to be supporting the government of Somalia, but to what end, and under what authority?
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Why are we sharing our stories of vulnerability and to what end are we building our collective strength?
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How all that works, and to what end, is where the murkiness of Instagram modeling really comes into focus.
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These outer layers become props both over- and underused as the dance progresses: constantly manipulated, but to what end?
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If you want me to run it, how do you want me to run it and to what end?
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"Bottom line, you can hire all the top people in the world, but to what end?" another source told MSNBC.
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Word has it that Apple is actively building out a VR team, though it's not yet clear to what end.
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Lakner's painted copies of found group photographs ask their viewers to think about how "community" is visualized and to what end.
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Now, these illustrations are offering a fascinating inside look at how every facet of Snapchat is built and to what end.
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"For something like Juul, there is an opportunity to make lots and lots of money, but to what end?" he said.
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Among the most valuable contributions Allen makes is forcing us to ask: To what end are we locking up our children?
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The U.N. is trying to help broker some architecture for talks, but clearly, the major powers should agree to what end.
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This trailer is just a purposeful departure from the show's original image, and I will be interested to see to what end.
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As Cercas tries to understand how Marco constructed his lies — to what end, and with what logic — the book takes philosophical tours.
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Under the influence of dark energy, the cosmos is now doubling in size every 10 billion years — to what end, nobody knows.
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The suit seems designed to distract, frustrate, and cast doubt on the Mueller team's findings, although it's hard to imagine to what end.
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And to what end would the new sanctions be aimed, since critics of the deal haven't explained what would replace the current agreement?
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To what end will she put her own act of authorship—to set the record straight, or to go further and enact revenge?
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According to a statement issued by the company, hackers successfully managed to gain access to Perks accounts — although to what end exactly is unclear.
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Strategic relationships like this one between WPP and Mic speak to the shift on how advertising is financing news publishing, and to what end.
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Many of us want to do more in our lives, but we often forget to ask why or to what end we're actually working.
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Mary's rape was harrowing to witness but to what end does it enhance our understanding of her character or the world of the story?
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While Warren still has plenty of money to carry on through March, the question that now has to be asked is: To what end?
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These primaries are where voters will decide not just which party should hold power, but WHY they should hold power, and to what end.
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We know Scorpio will be more powerful than Sony's own hardware upgrade, the PlayStation 22 Pro, but to what end, and in service of what?
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The filing did note that Martin was skilled in internet anonymization, encryption and had used encrypted communications, though they did not say to what end.
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" (It's worth noting that some people have reported nausea and dizziness after using the headsets.)"The question it raises for me is, to what end?
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And sure, fine—it is low-hanging fruit, and there are plenty of easy Coen Brothers jokes to choose from, but to what end, really?
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But I do think her attitude was, "I could stay and make a scene, sure I could demand that she serve me", but to what end?
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Cwynar's film questions how much choice is involved in the popularity of Rose Gold and how much we are being commercially manipulated — and to what end.
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Some reports note how Systrom recently returned from paternity leave and had become more fixated on what he was spending his time building and to what end.
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To what end, we don't know — but when she finds a spent shell casing that Negan left behind, she enlists Eugene to turn it into a bullet.
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The wiretapping involved surveillance of as many as 20,000 people, including journalists, judges, foreign ambassadors, and activists — but who orchestrated it, and to what end, remains murky.
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Noisey: Can you give me the potted history of Stadiums & Shrines, when and how did you come to the idea of "music blogging" and to what end?
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A less-noted problem is that America's unthinking reverence for its fighters is forestalling a badly needed reappraisal of how it organises its forces, and to what end.
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But to what end can it really create a kinder, gentler breeding ground for online discourse, when we've proven as a people that's something we're not capable of?
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Still, he had the kind of mind—"enginerd," as he puts it—that finds the who and where less interesting than the how much and to what end.
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He was speaking with G.E. scientists about new jet engines they were building, laden with sensors to generate a trove of data from every flight — but to what end?
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The Trump administration, as Pompeo put it, will one way or another force Iran's Islamist regime into a corner, but he did not specify how or to what end.
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For those of us to wish to understand the way Bannon is manipulating language here, and to what end, it is important to note what he is not doing.
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In a few short months, Tillerson had rid the State Department of much of its last several decades of diplomatic experience, though it was not really clear to what end.
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A congressional budget lacks the force of law, but often serves as a statement of the majority party's governing objectives: Who are we going to tax, how much, and to what end?
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With so many state and non-state actors and increasingly ruthless domestic and external politics, it is fair to predict we will never know who planned the attack and to what end.
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Season 2 tripled down on the Surprise Host concept in their finale, with Stubbs, Charlotte Hale, and (maybe) William joining the ranks of hosts the audience thought were humans, But to what end?
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They seem to be of a higher standard than the beings I've met on space stations or planetary outposts, and they appear to be working together, but to what end I'm not sure.
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Filmed in black and white and in the Academy ratio of old Hollywood, "Paradise" is a strikingly shot Holocaust drama that ultimately seems confused about whose story it's telling or to what end.
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Well, I believe it based on what we&aposve seen and the revelations this week with Bruce Ohr, Nellie Ohr, Christopher Steele and the rest of those bozos, Glenn Simpson, but to what end?
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"Amazon has successfully shipped millions of devices to millions of customers — but to what end?" said Andrew Murphy, managing partner at Loup Ventures, which invests in start-ups and publishes research on consumer technology.
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The moves also highlight the tensions that continue to exist — and will not soon disappear — between data privacy and proprietary platforms, and producing information when mandated by authorities and to what end those are justifiable requests.
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Bran, always grateful that so many are willing to lay down their lives for him even though he's never super clear on why or to what end, exits the game to go warging in some crows.
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Rather, it is a question -- one often posed to Trump from liberals and the left -- centering on why, for example, legislation moved at a quicker rate 30 (or more) years ago than it does now, and to what end?
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And just how fast the industry is moving, and to what end, is typically measured not just by actual product advancements and research milestones, but also by the prognostications and voiced concerns of AI leaders, futurists, academics, economists, and policymakers.
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Starting Monday, March 6, we'll be running a slate of articles on the ways in which dancing and club culture are policed—with the aim of sussing out who and what is being targeted in the process, and to what end.
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Zola is operating on a level more aesthetic and cerebral, using these quirks to tell a parallel story about the stories we tell about ourselves on the internet, inviting us to consider who's framing them, and how, and why, and to what end.
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If the goal was to produce a version that would still leave you feeling kind of lousy, like a bleak lump of coal in your stocking, as opposed to infused with Christmas cheer, well, mission sort-of accomplished, but to what end?
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Similarly, creative writing courses, as far as I am able to judge, are obsessed with technique — how to arrive at that powerful detail, how to give it prominence, how to grab the reader, not why we want to grab the reader or to what end.
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In the pilot episode, for instance, a kid's dad was abducted by a bad guy named Clockwork Delaronge using a remote-controlled robot of a dead baseball star named "Cleets Robinson" as part of a fiendish plan to kidnap the Commissioner of Baseball—to what end is never explained.
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And at some point, you stop along the way and you realize you no longer have control of whatever you've done or you're just not enjoying life anymore because you're spending so much time appeasing everyone else, or trying to get bigger and bigger and bigger, to what end?
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But the lack of clarity around how and to what end Amazon collects and stores this data, and why it's confusing to get it completely scrubbed from the company's servers, has brought renewed scrutiny to what Amazon claims are industry-standard practices for companies building AI-dependent tools and services.
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" The Newsweek reporter-turned-novelist Ward Just prefaced "To What End," his 1968 personal account of a war that was "slipping beyond irony to tragedy," with an epigraph by Harold Pinter about the malleability of the real and the unreal: "The more the acute the experience the less articulate the expression.
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Both the president and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE said they are anxious to get the respective negotiating teams back together quickly, but to what end?
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No hard evidence was provided for him definitely being a cop other than a Google search which came up with a police officer in Shenzhen with a name that matched the one protesters found on his personal ID. While the consensus in the terminal was to hold him -- to what end, no one was clear -- the debate online was far more vigorous.
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So while it is great that Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE, Deputy National Security Advisor Dina Powell, counselor Kellyanne Conway, Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, White House Director of Strategic Communications Hope Hicks and political advisor Omarosa Manigault all seem to be surviving the almost hourly chaos; to what end does it matter for the good of the American people, especially women and families?
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