Sentence examples for To an aim from inspiring English sources
"to an aim" is not a grammatically correct phrase
"To" is typically used as a preposition and needs to be followed by a noun or pronoun, but "aim" in this context is being used as a verb. Instead, you could use "to achieve an aim" or "for the purpose of accomplishing an aim." Example: Our team is working diligently to achieve the aim of winning the championship this year.
The indicator used for hunger refers to an aim to "end hunger and protect the right of everyone to have access to sufficient, safe, affordable, and nutritious food".
The new Labour signing has made an immediate impact with a tough question on how the Tory "firm pledge" on immigration was downgraded to an "aim".
Power ceases in the instant of repose; it resides in the moment of transition from a past to a new state, in the shooting of a gulf, in the darting to an aim.
An Invesco fund aimed at small investors, say, could be assigned to an AIM manager or to someone looking after Invesco portfolios run for institutional investors like pension funds.
Nothing is more American, whether catastrophic or amiable, than that Emersonian formula concerning power: "it resides in the moment of transition from a past to a new state, in the shooting of a gulf, in the darting to an aim".
Senator Obama's mantra of "change" celebrates the shooting of the gulf, the darting to an aim, setting aside "the having lived". Senator McCain's "change" reflects what remains most authentic about him, the nostalgia of the Party of Memory.
I wanted to have an aim, a purpose, a concept".
See, fun isn't supposed to have an aim, like winning.
I encourage my clients to create their book with an aim to pleasing those specific people.
When listening to a noise, aim for "gentle acceptance".
"It has always produced products with an aim to getting a return on investment".
