Sentence examples for aim is being able to from inspiring English sources

"My aim is being able to come away with a win rather than a fast time," Farah told BBC Sport.

Still, Ardbeg implements only a restricted version of VLIW operations: the aim is being able to support well common parallel operations present in SDR algorithms, while at the same time keeping the hardware relatively simple and thus less expensive.

A necessary condition of being able reliably to hit the target is being able to aim; but aiming and hitting are different.

One of the aims of such efforts is being able to look for correlations between the biological signals, in hope that they will lead to better insight on how these signals translate into phenotypes.

In a mission statement published in the matchday programme for the Premier League game against Tottenham, Llambias said the club are aiming "towards being able to operate within the boundaries of Uefa's financial fair play rules".

Reflecting their self-sufficient aims, Newcastle published a mission statement  in the matchday programme for their Premier League game against Tottenham on 16 October in which Llambias said the club were aiming "towards being able to operate within the boundaries of Uefa's financial fair play rules".

Our analysis was aimed at being able to discriminate the patterns of expression of all 23 genes in the PRL/PL locus.

As this is aimed at beginners, not being able to do the splits is expected and you don't have to be able to do the splits fully to get a reasonable leg extension although it does help.

If it is aimed at preventing Iran from being able to achieve nuclear weapons on short notice, it is a bad deal, he said.

The various research developments are highlighted that are aimed at the final goal of being able to "re-grow a natural tooth".

ANALYSIS: The basic skill it rewards – being able to aim objects accurately – is one we're designed to want to practise.