Sentence examples for largest aim from inspiring English sources

The most remarkable finding is that, for equal sample sizes, the largest AIM panels, GAL and ILL, show lower variability than smaller panels.

Is the larger aim to control all the lands in the Tigris and Euphrates river basin?

The program began last September with a larger aim than just giving information.

Governments must put aside their parochial interests for the larger aim of building an institution to serve all humanity.

Tom's simmering resentment of the federal government clues us in to Mr. Kotis's larger aim here.

The degree of "seriousness" a visitor pays is rather incidental to the larger aim of the visit itself.

Suspicions lingered between Catholics and Protestants, and among Protestant denominations, but their larger aim transcended those differences.

His larger aim, however, had been to make himself the leading, or only, candidate for Brüning's position as chancellor.

Whatever transpired over the weekend, Mr. Putin has unquestionably escalated in his language toward Ukraine, choosing to use this episode — however real it was — for some larger aim.

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

Their larger aim is to construct a bogus alternative reality so relentless it can overwhelm any haphazard journalistic stabs at puncturing it.