Sentence examples for expanded goals from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Halverson dismissed possible parallels between the development of Montgomery Place and that of Colonial Williamsburg - in which John D. Rockefeller Jr. was also a guiding force - the newly expanded goals of the Restorations organization closely follow the Rockefeller family's continued interest in the Hudson River Valley, where four generations of the family have lived.

Or else my peers and I have squandered our health for expanded goals, dreams and obligations.

More than two months later, Dragas sent Sullivan a revision that expanded the goals to 65.

Despite signs of aesthetic ambition, increased professionalization and expanded educational goals, this quirky, astonishing institution is not jettisoning its distinctive oddities.

Working with professionals has expanded his goals, Hartounian said.

Last week he expanded that goal considerably, to 150,000 dwellings and $5.6 billion in city funds, but gave no details.

King Fahd expanded his goal beyond the protection of Saudi Arabia to include the liberation of Kuwait and, if possible, the overthrow of Ṣaddām Ḥussein.

Although management of LDL-C is the primary goal of therapy, our findings suggest further benefit may be obtained by expanding treatment goals to include modification of other lipid subfractions in addition to LDL-C.

Congress's expanding detention goals have been a boon to the contractors, especially Florida-based GEO Group and Tennessee-based Corrections Corp. of America.

Expanding his goals, he helped found the Arab Organization of Human Rights in 1984.

The United States and Canada have amended a 40-year-old environmental accord on the Great Lakes, expanding its goals to tackle problems like invasive species, pollution and climate change.