Sentence examples for a better aim from inspiring English sources

"With the right equipment, with a better aim, they could take down helicopter after helicopter," Specialist Kayler said.

There are no easy solutions, and probably failure avoidance is a better aim than any of the proposed resolution mechanisms.

When Shylock first accuses Antonio of spitting on him, you can almost see this Antonio craning over the lip of his skybox to get a better aim.

Creating the space for a social consensus to be built – through physical or virtual communities of conviction – seems a better aim than trying to 'nudge' individuals into more environmentally virtuous behaviour, all the while ignoring the social nature of belief formation.

Advancing toward each other, each side would hold its fire for as long as possible in order to close range and obtain a better aim, and then, acting upon the word of command, the opposing lines would fire salvo after salvo into each other.

If we developed a tablet that prevented the adverse effects of smoking, would we advocate widespread consumption, forgetting that a better aim would be to stop people smoking in the first place?

The shape of their eye sockets give them binocular vision in an upward direction to better aim their strikes.

They include urinals dotted with fake flies (to encourage better aim) and a "procrastinator's clock" that would be fast by a constantly shifting number of minutes.

Jones had better aim.

Yet the costumes by Miranda Hoffman have a Seventies vibe without being strictly period -- they immediately date the show when Godspell would be far better aiming for a timeless mood.

Here we ask whether aiming slightly off center of the first target towards the second target would be a better strategy than aiming at the center.