Sentence examples for purpose more than from inspiring English sources

I feel very compelled, like I have a purpose more than ever".

Kaye noticed that Ork wasn't a stereotypical band manager, but was more interested in helping the band achieve their purpose more than profits.

"Pleasing Mr. McEwan" might express the show's purpose more than any other title, since the director's hand is not firm enough to stand in for the authorial voice that holds the original material together.

Amid the fallout from his departure last week, there was despondency among campaigners over the government's failure to implement substantial improvements to a system that charities identified as "not fit for purpose" more than 18 months ago, but which is still being used to assess the fitness of 11,000 people a week.

Four of these studies (Beason, 1993; Lockhart & Ng, 1995; Min, 2005; Vorobel & Kim, 2014) indicated that peer feedback focused on issues of writing at the macro-level, such as idea development, organization and purpose more than issues at the micro level, such as mechanics and grammar.

With respect to the site of food education, a significant difference in consensus was observed between age groups and sex, but respondents selected their home as the primary place for that purpose; more than half of those 40 years or older answered that their home was the preferred place while only a third of those who did so were under the age of 40 (Table 3).

The ancient Sumerians, Assyrians, and Babylonians used crude oil and asphalt ("pitch") collected from large seeps at Tuttul (modern-day Hīt) on the Euphrates for many purposes more than 5,000 years ago.

But then industrialisation came, and breweries, paper mills and other factories extracted millions of gallons for commercial purposes, more than could be replenished by the natural seepage of rainfall into London's water table from the Thames Valley.

The Ministry of Justice-backed isithetive is the latest example of video devices being deployed for law enforcement purposes: more than 500 Metropolitan police officers are already wearing body cameras, other forces are adopting them and magistrates courts across the country are being equipped with digital screens.

Today we often award our best architects commercial and civic projects that offer them great opportunities and at the same time limit their creativity, as if we wanted to use their celebrity for marketing purposes more than we wanted their actual design ideas.

City needed victory while Sir Alex Ferguson knew a draw would suit his purposes more than opposite number Roberto Mancini.