Sentence examples for aim of winning from inspiring English sources

The ultimate aim of winning Test matches is to become the best team in the world.

The stakes are high for Rajapaksa, who was ousted as president after calling a snap election in January with the aim of winning a third term.

When LeBron James quit the Cleveland Cavaliers - via the medium of ESPN's The Decision - it was with the stated aim of winning NBA Championships.

The race was not perfect, he said afterwards amid the usual media frenzy, but he had achieved his aim of winning gold, in a time of 9.81 seconds.

A.M.D.'s new product line, Fusion, combines the functions of processors and graphics chips, with the aim of winning laptop market share.

Mr. Pawlenty's campaign said Ms. Sanders would initially focus on expanding the governor's grass-roots efforts in Iowa with the aim of winning the summer's straw poll.

Colombia later broke ranks and flirted with a separate bid, but never with real aims of winning.

Reducing infant mortality is the aim of another winning project, the Natalie Collection training kit for midwives in developing countries.

And while the aim of creating winning content, showcasing it on ITV and cashing in as it is sold or re-licensed around the world is genuine enough, making it happen is still problematic.

Progressively, studies and initiatives have been developed with the aim of identifying win-win share strategies, which may compensate the sectoral demands of natural resources, addressing the need of a holistic and interdisciplinary nexus approach.

Referring to the stymied six-power talks, the official was quoted as saying that "new operational approaches and conceptual frameworks" will be presented with the aim of "a win-win" result for Tehran and the foreign powers.