Sentence examples for aim of some from inspiring English sources

The creation of a pan-Caucasian conflict, and subsequently a caliphate, is indeed an aim of some Chechen terrorists.

The aim of some members is to gradually increase sanctions, just as the EU did with Iran, to put pressure on Putin.

By then it was too late and the aim of some of those on the bid team was simply to do enough to avoid losing face.

Mr. Tokayev called them unprofessional and said the movement's call for reform was a ruse masking the true aim of some of its founders to enrich themselves.

The documents published by Gawker, some of which have surfaced before, make clear that tax avoidance is a primary aim of some of his investments.

The avowed aim of some of these writers was to portray realistically the lives of various sections and thus to promote understanding in a united nation.

The aims of some state experiments now under way include the revitalization of intermediary institutions between individuals and government, and a quickening sense of urban community.

Nature operates by its own principles, and if it accomplishes the aims of some higher form, this is because God created it so that it would accomplish those aims of itself.

The aims of some high-throughput genomic projects have focused on the identification of developmental stage, tissue or cell-specific 'transcriptomes', which attempt to describe transcribed regions and their relative abundance [ 1- 3].

My own pledge – to test a variety of medications given to children with the aim of understanding some of the challenges facing parents – certainly touched a nerve.

But that receives no mention.Furthermore, the aim of presenting some sort of unified field theory of nonsense is overly ambitious.