Sentence examples for Strong aim from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the city said they believed it was the first time a locality had taken such strong aim at Internet cigarette tax evasion.

The service is relaxed and professional, with a strong aim to please.

Even as they scrimmaged, the leading candidates took stronger aim at one Democratic candidate: Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York.

After returning to Utah, Smith issued a manifesto of his own, in 1904, this one somewhat stronger, aimed at ending plural marriage.

The plan is not to take on the whole of India in one swoop, but to start in Mumbai, working with partners and aiming for strong design and quality printing.

Try to roll with more weight on the strong arm, your aim is to keep the roll on the ground (no "falling" onto your back which will only hurt) and roll from your strong shoulder, diagonally across to your opposite hip.

Since the days of Wells's Time Machine (1895) and Invisible Man (1897), the fiction of hypothesis has frequently had a strong didactic aim, often concerned with opposing the very utopianism that Wells mainly in his nonfictional works built on the potentialities of socialism and technology.

Align with a strong trend, aim for a tiny slice, then see through the noise.

Strong AI aims to build machines that think.

Trump, of course, greatly exacerbated these problems during his campaign, with all the strong rhetoric aimed at allies.

"They have shown us they know how to raise their hearts and elect someone who has given them a strong programme aimed at solving their nation's problems".