Sentence examples for aimed as a from inspiring English sources

- Obama sets out his strategy for Afghanistan, aimed as a final push.

It's an indication of where Dinner is aimed – as a restaurant rather than an experience.

While the order was aimed as a symbolic first stroke against sprawl, some environmentalists doubted its effectiveness.

Their tendency to specialize made French and German publishers more vulnerable to change than their British colleagues, who aimed as a rule at greater flexibility.

He was fascinated by surveillance technology, images like the scraps of voices coming from banks of hissing tape machines in Caul's warehouse retreat and an ultrasensitive microphone mounted on a gun barrel and aimed as a sniper would a rifle.

In December 2012, McGinniss published Final Vision, a short Kindle ebook aimed as a riposte to his critics, including the documentary maker Errol Morris, whose September 2012 book A Wilderness of Error had been critical of both McGinniss and Malcolm.

"Most efforts at paycheck protection are really aimed as an attack on workers," said Mr. Sweeney, who called for banning soft money.

It is aimed as an inspirational guide for entrepreneurs and will be sold on a Web site along with signed bookplates and T-shirts.

When the PMO realised that Duffy might be tempted to talk to his old friends in the press, it aimed – as an internal email put it – "to prevent him from going squirrely in a bunch of weekend panel shows".

When Bridgespan launched 14 years ago, the notion that philanthropy was aimed as an investment toward impact was still pretty new.

This is aimed as an attention control and to increase overall engagement in the trial for control participants.