Sentence examples for aim goes from inspiring English sources

But the automaker's ultimate aim goes beyond just building a new campus.

Our aim goes beyond categorizing sarcopenic versus non-sarcopenic patients to show differences in various clinical outcomes (note that muscle, as a continuous variable, is also associated with mortality) [ 2].

If that's the aim, go to Charlotte, team with Jordan and win championships.

Numbers have been going down on some of the historical stuff: AIM went down, MapQuest went down and dial-up subscribers go down every year.

"Ready, fire, aim," went the joke colleagues often told about Mr. Lay's approach as a young executive.

There's something about Nadal's brutal power and hard running that unnerves Federer and makes his aim go haywire.

On painterly soul tracks such as DLM, the clock is always stuck at 4am; the aim: going one more desolate than the xx.

Individualism yielded to collective methods of labour organisation, creating communities of cooperative self-government whose aim went beyond the mere production and management of dwellings.

Aol's sister service AIM went through a similar social transformation last year.

"Keeping players like Niall and bringing in a few of a similar quality is our aim going forward".

Exeter boss Rob Baxter: "I think we played with a lot of intensity and that was our aim going into this match.