Sentence examples for smaller aim from inspiring English sources
Patisserie Holdings, which operates five cafe brands including Philpotts sandwich shops and the Flour Power City Bakery, hopes to raise £33m on London's smaller AIM market.
But his ambition is welcome: architectural history has to be more than a tale of shifting styles and theories.Victoria Newhouse has a smaller aim and a narrower focus.
A spokesman for the LSE, which has direct control of the smaller Aim market, mostly made up of smaller companies and startups, said it applied the listings rules to maintain an orderly market.
He argues that the attempt to entangle all France in the Clovis celebration has one particular, smaller aim: forcing the government to begin withholding taxes to subsidize religious schools.
Another is for America to be less fastidious about establishing democracy, and concentrate on the smaller aim of establishing a government that works.It is no bad thing to explore new ideas.
No small aim of the effort, she said, "is to ensure that conditions for tenants are appropriate".
Do they stay small, aiming for boutique status and putting the emphasis on performance?
That's what's wrong with a politics of division, cynical tactics and small aims: it keeps us small and trapped in ourselves, and from there nothing changes.
Even if you did it because you yourself were scared, because you were small-minded, or small-hearted, or because you had small aims and should never have been let out of your cage when your little life began.
He is starting small, aiming to get 100 volunteers signed up in the coming few months, with 50 people already implanted.
If this explanation is correct one should predict a very small aiming error if the global misalignment is null for any time instant: in our experimental setup this happens if both disturbance angles oscillate with zero phase shift (conditions VK+).
