Sentence examples for more practical aims from inspiring English sources

The inspiration of the "common cause" of European Protestantism did not lead him to subordinate insular national interests; he reduced the ideological ends of international Protestantism to the more practical aims of secular patriotism.

But NASA also has more practical aims.

Dr Indiveri is working independently of the HBP and with a different, more practical aim in mind.

As Inside Higher Ed pointed out, Duke's new ceremony had the more privileged goal of reenergizing students, compared to the more practical aim of other schools' second-year programs: to keep undergraduates from dropping out.

Unlike the more practical 11th Tradition, aimed at the outer world, the 12th Tradition takes a crack at our far more problematic inner world.

We describe here a much more practical implementation of AIM that requires only a single detection channel, and can be operated as a simple drop-in addition to any standard scanning microscope, provided this is equipped with an analog laser power controller.

It stretches out before us, always reaching to achieve more than our immediate practical aims.

They said that Mr. Calio had a reputation as a straight shooter whose aim was more practical than partisan.

In this study, estimation of Wide Wheel abrasion test results, which is more practical and economic method, is aimed.

The service aims to be more practical than the likes of Sam's Club and Costco, and cheaper than Amazon.

This study aims to explore more practical and useful equation for Em estimation using Rock Quality Designation (RQD) and point load index values.