Sentence examples for aim of connecting from inspiring English sources

To judge by the lively opening day crowds, having their memories prompted by this or that nostalgic nugget, the museum's aim of connecting the city with its past is powerful and important, but those crowds deserve more provocative and insightful displays than they are now getting.

While there appears to be no comprehensive research so far examining schools' ventures into the digital world, experts in the field report that many are becoming bolder in using social media to reveal daily life inside schools, and increasingly with the explicit aim of connecting with the hardest-to-reach parents.

I cannot imagine a more dynamic group to fulfil the prize's aim of connecting great new writing with readers".

In 1996 SHARED (Scientists for Health and Research for Development) started as a Concerted Action, financed by the INCO-DC programme of the EC with the ambitious aim of connecting scientists across continents and across language barriers.

Prior to Demandforce, Barry spent 5 years at Yahoo on its Connected TV product, which brings Web widgets from Yahoo to your TV with the aim of connecting consumers to the Web and the information that matters to them most.

But the firm's central involvement — it may also invest in a financial capacity — is proof that the project is very much strategic to Alibaba's aim of connecting Southeast Asia with China.

"I see social gaming as a new form of communication that is more interesting than e-mail and AIM [AOL Instant Messenger] in terms of connecting people together," he says.

"There are more than two billion global Internet users," its S-1 filing states, "…and we aim to connect all of them".

Facebook filed for a $5 billion IPO on February 1. "There are more than two billion global Internet users, according to an industry source, and we aim to connect all of them," the company said in its S-1 form, published by the SEC.

Most in some way aim to connect with theories of consciousness at other levels of description such as cognitive, representational or higher-order theories.

Though both aim to connect as many of their users as possible, Google's approach is one that needs to be as fundamentally inclusive to Android users as possible.