Sentence examples for a goal of capturing from inspiring English sources

Fuller, who hails from Toronto, is determined that Blu, his new vehicle, will be out in front setting a goal of capturing up to a quarter of the UK market by the end of this year.

The Space Innovation and Growth Strategy, has set a goal of capturing 10% of the global space market by 2030 (up from about 6.5% in 2010, when the plan was published).

That funding ended after a review showed the program didn't align with a goal of capturing violent offenders.

The Mayor's announcement is an important step; one that we hope will result in an even greater investment in green infrastructure, on par with cities like Milwaukee, whose regional green infrastructure plan has a goal of capturing 740 million gallons of stormwater per rain event by 2035.

Human ingenuity has created at least four marvelous variations of machines outfitted with turbines and pistons, all with a common goal of capturing the energy of ocean waves and turning it into green electricity.

While the coffee table book House and Lanigan are working on will include House's contemporary photos of the empty and abandoned Rockhaven juxtaposed with historical photos, documents and first person accounts of an active and thriving Rockhaven, House's current exhibit has an express goal of capturing images and presenting them without too much narrative or historical spin.

The so-called reaction video — in which people record themselves watching something with the goal of capturing a visceral reaction — has turned into a YouTube staple.

Mr. Verdirome, 80, a retired carpenter, began building the sanctuary on his small hillside property about 30 years ago, by hand, alone, with his own money and with the goal of capturing a vision of Mary that he said he had in the late 1960's.

The landings on the islands were meant to deny their use by the Japanese as bases for threatening the supply routes between the US and Australia, and to secure the islands as starting points for a campaign with the eventual goal of capturing or neutralizing the major Japanese base at Rabaul while also supporting the Allied New Guinea campaign.

SB and another interviewer analyzed the transcripts using qualitative content analysis (QCA), which identifies a broad range of themes, thereby making it complementary to purposive sampling [ 34, 35], which also has the goal of capturing a breadth of information.

Given that our goal of capturing a range of VOC with this method was not achieved (either because of short term sampling or low product concentrations of target compounds), specific measurement of individual compounds may be more feasible to apply for workplace exposure assessment.