Sentence examples for larger objectives from inspiring English sources

President Obama, it seems, has his own larger objectives in mind.

To Voordouw, development journalism means "Community journalism to achieve larger objectives - social justice, improving health, education, bringing people together".

For a given magnification, larger objectives produce a brighter image in dim light but also create a more massive binocular.

And with the 2012 campaign suddenly in view, how each side defines its larger objectives remains an open question.

Also, celebrate small successes along the way that will rekindle the team's enthusiasm as you make progress toward your larger objectives.

That way they can keep trying new things and reacting to dynamic markets, but with an eye toward larger objectives and sustaining the business.

In other words, it's not just a matter of tanks and bombs; there is a larger objective.

This means that the smaller agencies retain autonomy and responsibility, but also contribute to a larger objective.

But the race fits into his larger objective of amassing momentum for what would be his first championship in three years.

And I do have a larger objective, which is helping tell the story.

What's more, he made sure that even as he was fixing problems in Arkansas he was educating himself about global issues, preparing himself for his larger objective.