Sentence examples for aim more than from inspiring English sources

These people aim more than high.

Peace, however, is not necessarily a unifying aim: more than half of Ukrainians oppose Poroshenko's peace plan, according to a recent poll.

The bow fishermen are not supposed to aim more than 20 feet from the pier, but they consider their target zone to extend about 30 yards from it because, they say, they need the extra room to get a clean angle.

Had Cheney's shotgun been aimed more than thirty degrees from the ground, as it should have been?

That is several inches shorter than Freeman and about 20 pounds lighter than Roethlisberger, but in statistics compiled by Pro Football Focus, Manning led the league this season both in passes aimed more than 20 yards downfield and completions on such passes.

Similar considerations could be developed referring to femininity, since feminine societies (like Iran) devote to social aims more than masculine ones (like Italy).

While the optimum parameters were determined, due to the goals (above aims) more than one being, the trade-off among goals was considered.

While the optimum conditions were determined, due to the goals (above aims) more than one being, the trade-off among goals was considered.

In part, the article aims more than a few of its arrows at vocal advocates of healthful eating like Michael Pollan and Mark Bittman.

For the first three quarters of their last game, Matthew Stafford was 1-of-5 for 28 yards and an interception on throws aimed more than 15 yards downfield.

In California's 3rd District, House Majority PAC has aimed more than $1.1 million in negative advertising at Republican candidate Doug Ose in an effort to protect freshman Rep. Ami Bera (D).