Sentence examples for dual aims from inspiring English sources

Caught in the middle are companies, including such giants as Macy's, Expedia and Delta Air Lines, which have the dual aims of avoiding politics but not offending any consumers.

Frank, who works as an editor but knows Thomas from their days as aspiring young writers, has dual aims: securing a blurb from Thomas for his new book and an internship with Thomas for his daughter, Adrianne (Catherine Combs).

Three example simulations using OSN Designer were carried out in the environment of Aspen Plus with dual aims.

The dissemination process works with the dual aims of (i) maximizing the spread among relevant nodes (high recall) and (ii) minimizing spamming among non-relevant nodes (high precision).

STS is a product of countries with high levels of economic and technological development, with dual aims of social criticism and deconstruction.

This study has dual aims: first, to recognize and validate the firm׳s social media (SM) efforts in its use of the Facebook platform; second, to examine the relationships among the firm׳s SM efforts and some firm and managerial characteristics.

As a result, many of the New Yorker pieces collected here have a dual aim.

Each vaccine has a dual aim: to protect the recipient from illness and to prevent transmission of an infection to other people.

Then he began quoting facts and figures about the weapon, with the dual aim of authenticating his status as a bomb expert and convincing the museum director that he was a harmless bore.

This provides for a government-run insurer to compete with private insurers, with the dual aim of driving down costs and providing cover for people who can find it nowhere else.

He showed staggering lack of judgment in hiring Andy Coulson, the former News of the World editor, as his first director of communications at Downing Street, a hubristic decision made against the best advice and apparently with a dual aim: to show he was not an old Etonian "toff" and to get favorable treatment from the 37 percent of the British print media owned by Murdoch.