Sentence examples for aim making from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, laudably perhaps, 400 representatives from 80 countries meet in Monaco from Wednesday through Friday with one aim: making sports, not war.

This study conceptualised labour commodification and operationalised capital-labour relationships in such a way that concepts such as 'precariousness' and 'vulnerable work' became visible in a comparative and interrelational way, as an analytical concept without the sole aim making broad sweep political statements.

Beyond the desaturated palette and busy landscape inspired by Terry Gilliam's sci-fi satire "Brazil," he had one aim: making the central kids, Violet and Klaus Baudelaire, more "heroic".

Crouching also improves your aim, making it easier to aim past team members.

Dick Cheney's poor aim makes a good case for gun control in the broadest sense.

Notice the minute adjustments of aim made at the last instant by the men running though hoops.

When you aim, make sure you have them in your sight.

The data collection instruments were designed for our study aims, making cross-study comparability difficult.

There's plenty of gunplay too, but the combination of limited ammo and tricky aiming makes it always feel risky.

Hodgson supervises all coaching himself and, because his sessions and aims make sense, players appreciate and buy into them.

Both agents with opposite aims make a zero-sum game between them.