Sentence examples for aim was too from inspiring English sources

4.32pm GMT Summary It's fair to say today's stated aim was too ambitious for the time available.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 4.32pm GMT16:32 Summary It's fair to say today's stated aim was too ambitious for the time available.

If you are having trouble figuring out if your aim is too high or too low, ask another player to guide you.

Mielke was also critical of the controls, stating that aiming was too slow and noting the inability to strafe away from or quickly jump back from enemies.

"If you don't do that in a grant application, the study sections — despite all the blandishments to do otherwise — will probably say your aims are too diffuse," Dr. Leibel said.

Upon arriving in school, we quickly discovered that our aims were too ambitious and eventually unrealistic and unachievable.

In every case, they were told to take the novel aim out, that it was too speculative, or too ambitious, or too unproven," biochemist Gregory Petsko of Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts, writes in an e-mail to Science Careers.

Jamestown assumed control in late 2009 and decided that the original marketing plan aimed at 20-somethings was too limited.

Shoaib Malik, with one stump to aim at from square leg, was too quick and accurate for him.

The 19th-century editors soon realised that was too grand an aim: there was far too much esoteric scientific vocabulary, for example, that the ordinary, educated chap just didn't need to know.

I believe there is an epidemic of overtreatment, but not because the blood pressure level that we aim for is too low.