Sentence examples for a clear aim for from inspiring English sources

"We always start with a clear aim for the lesson," Beale says.

With a restricted budget the company and product has had to grow slowly but with a clear aim for sustainability and growth through profits.

Ensuring driverless transport networks are resilient to hacking and other security vulnerabilities is a clear aim for us and, given the constant evolution of digital systems, security against hacking is something we will continue to review as we learn more about how the technology might work in reality.

You need to have a clear aim and goal for your site.

It has devoted three strategy papers in six years to this topic, without dispelling the impression that it is still searching for a clear aim.

If you want your intentions to be extra clear, aim for the part of his cheek just to the side of his lips.

Madeleine Albright, former US Secretary of State and avid jewelry collector, once wrote: "Jewelry and pins have been worn throughout history as symbols of power, sending messages…" The Bykovs' message is clear: aim both for the global luxury consumers and posterity.

GEORGE BUSH has enjoyed his honeymoon in Washington by following a political version of Colin Powell's military doctrine: identify a few clear targets; aim for victory; marshal overwhelming force; have an exit strategy.

But a ceasefire only runs up against the combatants' clear aim – to save face for Cameron.

Developers wanting to target the platform have so far depended upon using a virtual simulation of the wearable, and haven't had any set deadline to work towards, so an announced April shipping target provides a clear goal to aim for.

"The Audacity of Hope," written during Obama's first year in the Senate, with the clear aim of laying the groundwork for his Presidential candidacy, has been criticized for burying the more revealing voice of his memoir "Dreams from My Father" under a politician's blizzard of evenhanded, unobjectionable judgments.