Sentence examples for a question of aiming from inspiring English sources

Then he added, seriously, "It was an attempt to change the editorial environment a little — a question of aiming the flamethrowers".

The 'best' initial treatment seems to be less a matter of drug choice and more a question of whether treatment aims ('remission' or 'low disease activity' as defined by available scores [ 41, 51- 55]) are strictly followed.

But it's also a question of availability: American films aimed at younger audiences are hard for the festivals to come by.

It's a question of the audience at which you are aiming.

Thus, intransitive consciousness has been taken to be a question of the mind directing its intentional aim at its own states and operations.

Some drug law reformers have questioned the wisdom of aiming for a 2014 legalization ballot measure.

More specifically, I take advantage of a series of questions aiming at measuring migrants' attempts to influence the voting behaviors of their kin at origin by giving them explicit voting recommendations (see Table 14 for wording of the questions).

The MCQ exams are mostly composed of type A questions aimed at assessing the "knows how" level of Miller's pyramid.

Suicidal ideation was measured by a single question aiming to capture the occurrence of suicidal ideation during one's lifetime.

The most impressive song, "Love Her and Lose Me," is mostly a series of questions aimed at a lover walking out the door.

"As a result, we developed a set of questions aimed at testing the ability to synthesize information from multiple sources in order to solve complex problems.