Sentence examples for Aims after from inspiring English sources
Desire, Howard notes, runs out of time in which to accomplish its aims: "after sixty-five, next year / is now".
Changing his artistic aims after arriving, he began to study architecture under John Hejduk and Peter Eisenman at Cooper Union.
Still, the correlation has been strong enough for almost all countries to want a new set of global development aims after the current lot expires in 2015.
One of its key aims, after all, is to separate western societies and their Muslim communities: if Muslims are left feeling rejected, besieged and hated, Isis believes, then the recruitment potential will only multiply.
As he and millions of others saw it, a vote for Nixon was a vote for decentralization and modest aims after a period of inflated Presidential power and excessive national ambition.
A headline with "UN" and "half a trillion dollars" is bound to trigger familiar criticisms: a bloated bureaucracy with fat-cat staff that hasn't achieved its aims – after all, war and poverty still exist, right?
The aim, after all, is to win.
His aim after earning his Ph.D. at Cornell was to return to Williams.
The aim, after all, is to win public favour and government support.
The aim, after all, is to escape those "legal and political restraints that bind government officials".
An initial target was set at 6% until January 2016, with 4% the aim after that within a 2-6% range.
