Sentence examples for any objective of from inspiring English sources

In announcing that it would not, at least for now, bring charges against the union, the labor board said that the U.F.C.W. had disavowed any objective of seeking union recognition for Walmart workers and had promised to publicly state that commitment on its Web site and that of OUR Walmart and in mailings to the thousands of its members nationwide.

The Zagreb Corps failed to meet any objective of the first day.

Qualitative studies investigated issues related to women's satisfaction in much greater detail, but could not provide any objective assessment of level of satisfaction.

Consequently the use of population mean perception of exposure as estimates of true exposure may be problematic if there has been significant local media interest in this subject irrespective of any objective measure of pollution.

When interiority has returned, novelists have often appeared more interested in setting thoughts out directly on the page than in attempting any "objective" description of the unobservables of human cognition.

Any objective reader of the history of these islands would more likely conclude that this history is mixed, to say the least, and that the rival sovereignty claims are finely balanced.

These products are all very good but enjoyed success wildly out of proportion with any objective measure of quality.

However, there was little evidence of deleterious transgenerational effects of parental prenatal exposure on any objective measures of lung function, including bronchial responsiveness.

(His assessment of Capone, though, is curt: "Any objective evaluation of the man as a gang leader would judge him an example of what not to do").

Any objective examination of the volume and nature of pornography now compared with 50 years ago surely proves the point conclusively.

Nowadays science is not closer to any objective picture of the world than the science of 100 years ago (1946).