Sentence examples for more specific goal from inspiring English sources

But a more specific goal will lead to better user interaction, focusing the power of the Wave onto these specific uses is perhaps the future model?

The New York State Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that roadblocks set up by the police must have a more specific goal than general crime fighting, saying the evidence against a man who was arrested at a roadblock in Manhattan in 1996 was obtained improperly.

The other two studies [11, 12] had the more specific goal of evaluating migraine care, either within health plans or within a specialty clinic.

Aylward is part of an impressive group of academics, entrepreneurs and game developers seeking to harness the general power of games to educate towards the more specific goal of learning healthful, lifelong positive behavior.

The third component has a more specific goal: studying "as many layers of the circuitry as possible" in two to four mammalian cell types to build a comprehensive model of a cell's inner workings.

For the film society fundraiser, the group has a much more specific goal.

Many cardinals are advocating more specific goals.

Students identified and tackled more specific goals, which improved the quality of their writing.

Below is a list of more specific goals, with information about which courses fulfil them.

However, a month later, in his first "emergency budget", George Osborne set out two far more specific goals.

The therapies aimed to improve overall functioning, or to achieve more specific goals, like remembering appointments and chores or organizing and planning tasks.