Steve Richards Independent, March 18 "The aim... was almost precisely the same as his debut performance soon after Labour's first election win in 1997.
Navigation engineers had good news: Spirit's aim on Mars was almost perfect, requiring no last-day course corrections.
Load, point, aim, fire; load, point, aim, fire; load, point, aim, fire … it was almost like a training exercise.
Her aim was good, almost good.
Throughout the second half of 2004 patients waiting more than six months for care were given a choice of attending an alternative provider that had a shorter waiting time; in 2005 patients having cataract repair generally had a choice of four or more providers, and beginning in early 2006 the aim was for almost all patients to have a choice of four or more providers at their point of referral.
The aim may be almost documentary — a kind of macrophotography, but realized in three dimensions.
Your aim... is almost part of your reflexivity isn't it, cos if you are going out to look for something it is going to affect what you find.
The proportions to aim for are almost the same as those of a child's such as Lilo.
The show aims to tell the story of a 15th-century artist who was almost completely forgotten for 300 years.
The one, very vague, mention of cycling reads: Our aim is for almost every car and van to be a zero emission vehicle by 2050 – and we will invest £500 million over the next five years to achieve it.
Our main aim was to address the almost total lack of research evidence on what socio-demographic characteristics of women of reproductive age influence access to health facilities (in terms of physical distance).
