Sentence examples for aimed at injuring from inspiring English sources

"It was a pretty well-made bomb aimed at injuring as many people as possible," Mr. Liukku said.

But he said that he had seen cases of children who had shown "a level of recklessness or risk taking, not necessarily aimed at injuring oneself".

This indicates that intent is a calculated, purposeful act aimed at injuring or harming another.

The inherent cellular complexity and intricate neural circuitry of the central nervous system (CNS) presents significant theoretical challenges to strategies aimed at rescuing injured and dying neurons in neurodegenerative conditions.

IEDs aimed at killing or injuring personnel can be as crude as pipe bombs (a metal pipe packed with explosive material and sealed at both ends), though they are often more-complex.

In April, Turkish air strikes aimed at P.K.K. bases injured at least one Yazidi fighter and mistakenly killed at least five Kurdish peshmerga.

Therapeutic efforts aim at saving injured tissue from infarction and necrosis by improving microcirculatory perfusion and oxygen supply.

Yet despite the threat of a retributive fight, taking aim at injured players persists.

The prince will stay with the four-week mission, aimed at raising £2m to help injured troops, until Thursday.

The prince is joining the first few days of the charity trek, aimed at raising £2m to help injured troops.

If the alveolar epithelium is extensively injured, then pharmacological intervention aimed at improving epithelial function may be difficult because of the extent of injury.