Sentence examples for aim at not from inspiring English sources

A modern town - and it is towns we should aim at, not Thames Gateway-style sprawl - might be more eclectic than steam-age Crewe.

He urged a radically new approach to psychological operations in future wars — taking aim at not just foreign adversaries but domestic audiences, too.

At a news conference to announce the charges, federal authorities took aim at not only the traders but the bank and its top managers, including Jamie Dimon, the chief executive who originally dismissed concerns about the trades as a "tempest in a teapot" before later acknowledging that he was "dead wrong".

Reasonable treatment most likely should aim at not making things worse.

But I think the policies of the Bush administration have been intentionally aimed at not really helping us.

These injunctions are aimed at not only Amazon's fork-lift truck drivers and packagers but also at its executive workforce.

She introduced a system, known as standard operating procedures, which she said was aimed at "not having the whole working together effort drowned in process".

She was a star basketball player in high school, though she began in the era of the dreaded halfcourt game aimed at not forcing girls to exert themselves.

The suit has caused anxiety among online players, especially because it is aimed at not only a business, but also an individual.

The mobile web update is aimed at not just getting users to browse listings, but also to book a place.

His barbed sense of humor had him aiming at not only familiar targets such as Charlie Sheen and Mel Gibson.