Sentence examples for aim at maximising from inspiring English sources

Commercial breeding programs aim at maximising the rate of genetic gain within cost constraints.

Therefore, current treatment strategies not only aim at maximising curative success but also at minimising (late) toxicity, such as infertility, premature menopause, cardiac disease, and most importantly, risk of second neoplasms [ 24, 25].

The inquiry finds that the report, which subsequently became notorious as the "dodgy dossier", was deliberately aimed at maximising the perceived threat from Iraq.

Of course, I do not by this mean the market wanted to make the world better; it was aimed at maximising profits.

This would best be achieved with the banks by imposing a standard set of terms aimed at maximising their financial strength".

And he said they followed the "emerging trend" in Isis terrorism; "inspiring relatively unsophisticated attacks in multiple locations aimed at maximising casualties".

Nearly simultaneous multiple bombings, aimed at maximising terror and carrying a message of "resistance" to imagined enemies of Islam, have become a calling card of the terrorist group.

The system is aimed at maximising business success – for example, making sure that only three lightbulbs in one million are faulty or that your call times to a customer service line are only a few minutes long.

The prime minister said companies protected jobs when they successfully restructured their businesses in line with prevailing economic conditions – and the government's hands-off stance was aimed at maximising jobs in the long term.

An IPO would be aimed at maximising the value of the business and follows growing concern inside the government that it will not be possible to find a suitable buyer for such a sensitive part of the nuclear industry.

This purposive sampling method aims at maximising the diversity of perceptions with a rather small sample representing different interests.