Sentence examples for aimed at the beginning from inspiring English sources

But we may have mismanaged our explanation of what we aimed at the beginning, why we raised the gas prices, why we behaved like this with Sakhalin and everything else.

MethyCancer will be published in January 2008 and is aimed at the beginning of DNA methylation research, whereas MethCancerDB collects the evidence from finished research and clinical studies.

From this perspective, a research project was designed which aimed at the development of beginning science teachers' knowledge in this domain.

Staffan de Mistura, the UN's special envoy for Syria, told a packed briefing room that he was "aiming at having the beginning" of talks on January 29 and would send out invitations on Tuesday.

However, the early part of the 20th century witnessed a revival and books and articles on approaches such as Lectio divina aimed at the general public began to appear by the middle of the century.

Aimed at the yoof market, it begins with an allusion to a more contemporary metaphor for disastrous political hubris, the Millennium Dome.

WASHINGTON – Iranian newspapers are reporting that a visit to Tehran this week by the leader of the Persian Gulf state of Oman was aimed at beginning quiet talks between the United States and the Islamic Republic.

When you are ready to progress, straighten the legs with the soles of your feet aimed at the ceiling- before you begin the arm pumps.

Aimed at the Le Catelet Line near Bellicourt, the battalion began its advance on Nauroy on 29 September, moving on the left flank beside elements of the US 117th Infantry Regiment, with the 32nd Battalion in support.

The government has also begun a campaign aimed at the domestic market.

Thus, we have begun a program aimed at the development of drugs targeted to antigen-specific CLL BCRs.