Sentence examples for adding purpose from inspiring English sources

Winning over consumers requires "360-degree authenticity, longstanding involvement and adding purpose to a brand," said Carol Cone, the managing director for brand and corporate citizenship at Edelman, a public relations agency, which undertook the study.

This was achieved by extending the exercise to the use of evidence to support their argument, thus adding purpose and motivation to their previous training.

They believed that it added a new dimension to their EBM skills by adding purpose to and motivation for the whole exercise.

During post-workshop group discussions, they indicated that the debate approach had added a new dimension to their evidence-based medicine skills by adding purpose and motivation.

Each of the themes is accompanied by an introductory wall text, which adds purpose and depth to the selection.

More importantly, a deal could also serve the added purpose of smoothing stormy relations with the west.

Earlier in the week the coach Ashley Giles had scoffed at suggestions England's sole Ashes Test centurion might add purpose up the order.

And, he adds, purpose is an elastic concept, not necessarily requiring renunciation but only that "you think first of someone else" or "have a goal greater" than your immediate gratification.

The goal gave the Rossoneri added purpose and Giampaolo Pazzini hooked in a shot as the game became more even.

An added purpose was to determine if chorus reading could be further refined so as to provide a perceptual guide for gauging the level of physical effort exerted during speech production.

We wanted to add purpose to the existing behavior of photo sharing.