Sentence examples for aim it is from inspiring English sources

But at which measure of inflation should the Fed take aim?It is widely agreed that central banks' prime goal should be price stability.

In that aim, it is ardently committed.

Given this aim, it is hard to see how the emperor could have acted otherwise.

Or, as she invokes Virginia Woolf to explain her aim, it is to move from the "cotton wool of daily life" to "moments of being".

Given Tallis's declared aim, it is unsurprising that toward the end of the book he dwells on what the deaths of others have meant to him.

While it did not immediately achieve that aim, it is now in a better position to do so than it was before the conflict.

But while widening access is a worthy aim, it is not an end in itself; ensuring students receive a high-quality education is just as crucial.

If Hurley's geek feminist revolution has an aim, it is to stop us revering stories and to start us questioning them – which, crucially, frees us to make our own.

If getting value from the payroll is the aim, it is just as important to encourage the many good teachers as it is to tackle the few who fail – which is where the tough lessons for Mr Gove come in.

The aim, it is variously said, is to undermine one or other of his possible successors or somehow to force Mr Putin to stay on, which some who have profited during his presidency would sorely like him to do.

"It's harder to aim, it's harder to use.