Sentence examples for aimed at weathering from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Massimo D'Alema, a former prime minister and a center-left power broker, told Il Sole 24 Ore that the Democratic Party was willing to support a transitional government aimed at weathering the financial crisis.

Executives say they expect strong advertising sales growth for the month, as well as an acceleration in the growth of paid subscribers to premium services aimed at weather geeks and companies with weather-reliant operations.

Revenue figures are closely guarded in the Internet weather-reporting industry because the sites are privately held, but executives say they expect strong advertising sales growth for the month, as well as an acceleration in the growth of paid subscribers to premium services aimed at weather geeks and companies with weather-reliant operations.

My criticism yesterday was aimed at fair-weather supporters however the fever also seemed to have gripped so called experts like Lawrenson, Hansen, Shearer and Keegan.

Right now, even with supercomputers of the kind built by IBM, NEC and Hewlett-Packard aimed at understanding weather, scientists can predict where storms will go, but not how powerful they will be when they hit land.

Mr. Pataki said the $1.8 billion package of measures aimed at helping the city weather its fiscal crisis contained too many tax increases and would impose an unfair burden on future New Yorkers by stretching out debt from the 1970's into the 2030's.

Mr Tusk said the published excerpts were part of a wide-ranging conversation aimed at helping the country weather economic difficulties and neither man had broken the law.

In August, Samantha Ronson, a disc jockey, said she had finally decided to defend herself under her own name after weeks of weathering gossip aimed at her.

Federal regulators have proposed guidelines aimed at helping credit card companies weather rising loan losses.

The present study is aimed at considering the real weather data effects on the thermal behavior of a building.

Both Georgia and Moldova have for years aimed at greater integration with the EU and are weathering Russia's tit-for-tat retaliatory measures.