Sentence examples for aim of today from inspiring English sources

The first wave of malware, in the 1980's and 1990's, was mostly pranks perpetrated by college students, but the aim of today's malware is to steal personal information.

"The aim of today was to remember two legends and say thank you," said Mr Cowan.

"The aim of today was to focus on the 1000m as it is my strongest distance," said Christie.

The aim of today's approach to mechanical ventilation is generally to achieve more spontaneous breathing and greater use of so-called partial ventilatory assist, whereby the ventilator and the patient share the inspiratory work.

The more plausible aim of yesterday's move was to unsettle the opposition.

The aim of FP2020 is to increase access to family planning for 120 million more women and girls by 2020.

The aim of this year's shows, though, is not to present great art as such but to convey something of the mood of the times.

So, the aim of yesterday's announcement is to create more favourable conditions for the businesses that run the 300 licences.

The stated aim of 1070 is to reduce the number of illegal immigrants, mainly by enforcing federal laws which local politicians accuse the federal government of neglecting.

The laudable aim of this week's energy white paper termed a "milestone" in policy by Tony Blair is to balance long-term energy needs with environmental goals.

Time is running out The aim of next December's meeting in Paris is to forge a deal to put the world onto a path to a 2C maximum rise.