Sentence examples for A clear aim from inspiring English sources
A clear aim of these inverse methods is energy and interference reduction, to use only sufficient power to meet the transmission rate requirements.
"We always start with a clear aim for the lesson," Beale says.
Because of this, Dr Higgins says, the most successful part-time postgrads are those with drive and a clear aim.
She is slightly disillusioned by the lack of a clear aim, but she intends to stay on the streets.
Many of the portraits were painted with a clear aim: to project an image of power, magnificence and dignity.
It also gave her a clearer aim of how she wanted to use her new qualification: "The purpose of it was to get a job in journalism, which spurred me on more".
It means a clearer aim and a better compensation ability.
You have to pass the ball with a clear intention, with the aim of making it into the opposition's goal.
They had a very clear aim: to move readers and advertisers from the print edition to the new digital platform in as little time as possible.
There's Bill Gates's Breakthrough Energy Initiative, with a very clear aim of investing in technologies that are not currently available.
