Sentence examples for much purposeful from inspiring English sources

"The White House only has so much power, so it's very much purposeful certain things are left out," said Dunn, who helped lobby for the passage of the Campus SaVE Act.

Those hopes soon faded though as a much more purposeful Australia came out for the seocnd half, and within a few minutes they had crossed again.

Oxford might only be a point ahead of their hosts in 17th place but their season has taken a much more purposeful twist in recent weeks with the return of key players from injury and confidence is steadily being restored.

Apple has now figured this little trick out, making the bump feel much more purposeful and organic.

A depressive hibernation is not so much a purposeful exile, as a slow-paced locking of doors.

Knowing you have a deadline also means you'll be much more purposeful and effective with your time.

"We need to be much more purposeful and expansive in our use of research and more sophisticated in how we employ data across all campaign and Party functions".

This leads to the expanding vision for fair monetary and non-monetary incentive models, which considers innovative approaches to monetary compensation, and much more purposeful investment in human resources, including continuing education, skills-training, and career ladders that honour the individual's desire to grow in their role, and move into other forms of employment.

The interior is stark and purposeful, much like a vintage Cobra, with a full complement of rather ordinary-looking gauges across the dash.

Everton were much the more purposeful side at the start of the second period and after Pienaar collected a short free kick in the 52nd minute, he was allowed to scamper into the box and fire a low shot against the legs of Vedran Corluka, which then skewed past the wrong-footed Heurelho Gomes.

"If Scotland is to reduce re-offending, then prisoners need as much access to purposeful activities as possible".