Sentence examples for larger ends from inspiring English sources

Robinson, for his part, saw baseball as a means to larger ends.

"The budget realities are such that unless you can show how your programs help achieve larger ends — security, development, poverty reduction, democracy — traditional rationales for humanitarian assistance aren't enough," said Tod J. Preston, a senior adviser at the group.

Place pieces with knots and larger ends facing you to help the stack of wood to lean towards the wall.

There's even scepticism at the larger end of the retail market.

His belief in this larger end for poetry, many people have supposed, led him to pontifical gesturing.

According to Oracle, "at one point in time" that share was 34% – although it wasn't clear who got the larger end of that deal.

And with dimensions at the larger end of the group, the Santa Fe feels more substantial, and more practical, than competitors like the RAV4.

But you represent sites that could be on the larger end of their advertising customers.

The RF-PS/RF-PBMA blends having molecular weights of 20,000 and C7F15 or larger end groups, were optically transparent.

Larger end points, will without fail give larger measured fracture energy (G M ) values since the area under the curve increases.

At the larger end of the spectrum, Andreessen Horowitz leveled up to raising $1.5 billion from an initial $300 million fund in 2009.