Sentence examples for large aims from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, in complex projects that have large aims, a logical framework approach (LFA) can help summarize and describe the multiple branches of the project systematically, and elucidate the main goals, extensive objectives, activities and expected outcomes.

Nevertheless, funds with a large AIM exposure have usually achieved their target for funds raised, or come within striking distance of it.

There are exact millimeter measures for all those sizing specifications, with the medium size being an average, and small and large aiming to cover the "extreme cases".

Mr. Shepard's last string of patents had larger aims, like saving the world.

The stated goal for Operation Cast Lead was to "destroy the terrorist infrastructure," but there were larger aims.

But some say slaking China's thirst may be a beneficial sideline to larger aims.

Everything and everyone was subordinate to the larger aims of the book, so the reality of the people I knew got eliminated pretty quickly.

As was the case in 2005, the new checking accounts seemed symbolic, to some, of larger aims on Walmart's part.

The fleeting reminder of the debate at home was followed by a blunt discussion of the larger aims of the American involvement here.

This dovetails with the government's larger aims of whitening the black economy, establishing the rule of law and abolishing unwarranted privilege.

Other American officials suspect the C.I.A. may have been unwittingly used by the Pakistanis for the larger aims of slowing the pace of any peace talks.