Sentence examples for aim aside from 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.

Schoonover's aim, aside from the comic narrative of Lüning himself, lies in contextualizing inter-Allied counterintelligence within the larger rubric of US-Latin American relations and the need for public successes during a dark period of the war, when German U-boats seemingly sank everything that floated.

Aim away from yourself and others.

Aim this away from people.

Aside from aiming to make an impact on the Ladies European Tour – where Dimmock has Charley Hull as evidence of what can be achieved – there is an Olympic goal with foundation in a sad tale.

Aside from aiming to grow its share of the local market, Zilingo is also making moves overseas.

Aside from aiming for increased coverage through the additional prefractionation of membrane proteins, our results indicate that improving protein and/or peptide separation leads to significantly higher identification rates as well as enhanced average sequence coverage.

The aim of our exhibit, aside from our special wish to demonstrate the peaceful possibilities of the atom, was to create good will; we were not trying very hard to sell things.

Le Pen's aim in temporarily stepping aside from her party's presidency is to appeal to the supporters of losing first-round candidates, particularly some of those who backed the conservative François Fillon, who finished third, and the minor rightwinger Nicolas Dupont-Aignan.

The only problem is, aside from taking aim beyond the three point arc, Lewis doesn't do much on the court to help win games.

Aside from common criticism aimed at Carey's lack of vocal bombast, many made heavy comparisons to its predecessor, "We Belong Together".