Sentence examples for bigger aiming from inspiring English sources

Food makers merged and got bigger, aiming to trim costs, improve earnings and wield greater pricing power.

So we coach women executives to think bigger, aim higher, and own their vision.

Loyauté is thinking big: aiming to work with a company like Kraft to mass produce these sweets and use the money raised to protect Syrian heritage.

He thinks big, aims high and gets results.

The bigger aim is to write some kind of protection into the constitution, like a Bill Of Rights.

Watson's skills – from "Jeopardy!" to oncology to working with banks and call centers – are part of I.B.M.'s bigger aim.

Good relations with Iran are worth sacrificing for the bigger aim of preventing a chain reaction of proliferation across the Middle East.

But this robust and driving show had bigger aims, trying to paint Beyoncé as a stand-alone figure: Destiny's Child in the past; her manager-father now removed; her husband, Jay-Z, admiring from a respectful distance.

The single market was after all concocted partly by a French Socialist, who saw it not as an end in itself but as a handy idea behind which to mobilise support for his real and bigger aim of political union.

The bigger aim is to protect people who come to MPs – whistleblowers, people who have been badly treated by the government – for whom MPs are often a last resort.

But the truth is, as important as minimalism is to them, it really just serves a bigger aim: it clears away the clutter of material possessions so there's more room for life.