Sentence examples for aimed off from inspiring English sources

However, even within its current job description of keeping inflation close to 2%, the Bank has "aimed off" its target during the crisis, allowing inflation to remain high, because, as King has repeatedly argued, bringing it back to 2% more rapidly would have entailed an even deeper recession and higher unemployment.

The wig slightly askew, the part aimed off at an angle as if to divert.

Again, I think you need to aim off the campaign rhetoric.

A guy points a gun at someone to shoot them but, as he pulls the trigger, he changes his mind and aims off to the side.

(See here for a round-up of recent Economist pieces).It is worth aiming off a little given that the critics are mostly (though not all) Mr Orbán's political rivals.

The marketing seems aimed at off-road adventurer types, with lots of pictures of the 4Runner climbing mountains.

The modelling process for the design and analysis of a hydrostatic transmission aimed at off-road multiple axle vehicles has been conceptually described.

I aim left off the tee and try to run the second to the green, depending on the weather.

If you have an accident with aiming, clean off the fixture with some toilet paper you have brought from home.

Don't slowly aim, squeeze off a single shot, and then stop and look to see where it went.

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