Sentence examples for aimed to capture a from inspiring English sources

The survey aimed to capture a mix of large councils by population or area, with all main regions represented.

We also aimed to capture a wide range of outpatient services, experiences, and potential for public-private partnership.

This aimed to capture a range of trainees, rather than just those with a particular interest in palliative care.

Our criterion sampling technique aimed to capture a broad range of perspectives and experiences rather than a depth of experience from each category of health care provider.

Maximum variation sampling 34 of patients, based on age, sex, CVD diagnoses and risk factors, aimed to capture a range of experiences and demographics.

We aimed to capture a multiple stakeholder critique of CAMR's overall goals as well as its policy design, by incorporating broad, global perspectives on drug access along with those more intimately familiar with the specifics of CAMR.

Neuharth, who aimed to capture an increasingly mobile generation of readers desiring an easy-to-digest format when they were at home or on the road, dubbed it "The Nation's Newspaper".

The current study aimed to capture an expert perspective on the abilities and disabilities related to ADHD through a worldwide survey of ADHD experts from different professional and cultural backgrounds.

Rather than referencing a particularpoem, the solo artist aims to capture a particular sense of disquiet, similar to Eliot's unease at progress in the early 20th century.

Its current base includes the modestly priced Fairfield Inn brand, the midmarket Courtyard, the more upper-tier Marriott brand and the luxury Ritz-Carlton, but the company is aiming to capture a fresh crowd of younger, affluent travelers who want five-star amenities amid snazzy, more individualized surroundings, industry analysts say.

Now the cash-rich conglomerate plans a $1.1 billion share buyback.Hot linesAT&T and BT formed a transatlantic alliance under which the two telecoms giants will, subject to regulatory approval, combine their international operations in a joint venture that aims to capture a big chunk of the burgeoning telecoms traffic of multinationals.