Sentence examples for aim aside from inspiring English sources

There is considerable and healthy doubt about how well the Affordable Care Act will accomplish its second major aim, aside from expanding coverage: slowing the raging growth of health care spending.

One thing that Strange Interlude did underline is that when the aside is what you might call a direct aside – aimed squarely into the auditorium – the effect is much funnier than if it's the rendition of a private inner thought.

What was important here was that, worthy sociopolitical aims aside, the program provided welcome exposure for works by four living composers and one recently deceased, collected by Ms. Spencer and Meighan Stoops, the Da Capo clarinetist.

McNall gets his laughs almost every time he aims an aside at the audience.

Place aside.

There the American Prairie Reserve, a charity, aims to set aside an area larger than Yellowstone National Park where wildlife can roam free.

Each solution aims to turn aside scepticism in some other way.

Ewan resolved to fund his own studies, aiming to put aside £1,000 to cover the costs.

Priebus pointed to Trump's address at the end of the convention as a crucial moment aimed at setting aside the chaos of the Republican primaries and the divisiveness Trump has wrought in favor of a strong message and a unified front ready to challenge Hillary Clinton and Democrats in an intense general-election battle.

In explaining Abramson's termination, her boss, New York Times Publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr., outlined her flaws, even describing her using words often associated with the classic "Queen Bee," those women who aim to undermine or push aside their employees out of insecurity and competitiveness.

On the other hand cyclotron manufacturers with their compact targets, aside for maximizing yields, aim to assure high level of safety, easiness of handling for personnel and introducing more replaceable materials.