Sentence examples for aim of how from inspiring English sources
It also gave her a clearer aim of how she wanted to use her new qualification: "The purpose of it was to get a job in journalism, which spurred me on more".
A Syrian imam – of the Khadija al-Khobra mosque in Damascus – with a lean, dark face, told us of his meetings this year with four Syrian "militant groups" in the city which had different nationalist and religious aims, of how he tried to unite them, but discovered that they were thieves, killers and rapists rather than jihadis.
We also compare how these signals are distributed between the upstream and the downstream parts of the pathway, with the aim of exploring how forces of population differentiation and positive selection vary among genes involved in the same metabolic pathway but subject to different functional constraints.
More recently, the college has expanded on this, saying: "The technology was introduced with the aim of assessing how it could be used for self-marking class attendance registers, safeguarding purposes, and to improve the physical management of the buildings".
Andre Agassi did something along these lines when his career plumbed the depths in 1998, dropping down to play on the second-tier Challenger Tour with the aim of learning how to win.
The paper then introduces sustainability science with the aim of imagining how an accounting for sustainable development might emerge.
This was with the aim of examining how these policy workers use information to prepare documents.
Furthermore, we apply the variant of the ADF test proposed by Bai (2004) with the aim of detecting how many of the five common factors are non-stationary.
The first chapter sets the scene for the book's aim of exploring how to create sustainable livelihoods for people in deserts.
The paper presents a finite element implementation of a beam element with the aim of studying how wooden composites behave during both mechanical and environmental load action.
We develop a model of internet auctions with the aim of understanding how rules for ending such auctions (a "hard"- or "soft -close) affect bidding behavior.
