Sentence examples for aiming big from inspiring English sources
So I was scattershotting, aiming big.
A fund-raising sale in London is aiming big by thinking small.
In fact, the Grassroots Healthy Lawn Program, a pesticide-free strategy meant to help homeowners grow good grass without toxic chemicals, is aiming big.
Page insists that the company is still focused on the altruistic principles that it was founded on in 1998 with the original mission statement, when he and co-founder Sergey Brin were aiming big with "societal goals" to "organise the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful".
Whatever the truth, I hope that Nasa is aiming big, because its current ambitions are – by its own scientists admissions – somewhat lacking.
Plante says they went down the equity crowdfunding route to spread their pitch more widely, and get more ambassadors on board — as well as to demonstrate "that we're a user-centric/people/independent company aiming big".
Instead, Hays and Jeffrey are aiming bigger.
Kay has always aimed big.
Even the tiniest pop-up can aim big.
Or do they aim big, covering as many areas as possible, and protect themselves against the vicissitudes of the markets?
