Sentence examples for more finite objectives from inspiring English sources

When Assad became Prime Minister & sec.-gen. of the Party in 1970, he began nudging Syria away from insatiable revolutionary nationalism toward the more finite objectives of a national state.

Film, by its nature, is more finite.

And yet the company's productions treat them in part as far more finite affairs.

The more finite resources China buys at exuberant prices, the higher the premium sellers will demand.

"Boom!" tells a more finite story, and one many children will relate to.

He said that, by the nature of its story lines, "Ally McBeal" was "a little more finite than other shows".

There are infinite paintings, but also a more finite sense of what is a great painting versus not.

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Those 60 years equate to approximately 21,900 days, or 525,960 hours, or in more finite terms, 31,556,926 minutes.

The concept of functionally specific renal sympathetic nerve fibers allows more finite control of renal function.

The stimulus for this finite objective measurement emanates from the licensing authorities, whose requirements define phase II drug assessment protocols for the pharmaceutical industry.