Sentence examples for aiming for by from inspiring English sources

"Now, we're aiming to build the first quantum integrated circuit, which we're aiming for by 2020," Simmons says.

Mr. Medvedev has not intimidated Mrs. Merkel — something his predecessor, Vladimir V. Putin, seemed to be aiming for by having his black Labrador, Koni, sit in on some of the meetings in both Moscow and Sochi.

Alcoa said it had now achieved $808 million of the $1 billion in cost savings it is aiming for by the end of 2003, and it remained "solidly on track to meet that challenge".

Chancellor George Osborne has reduced the amount of Budget surplus he is aiming for by the end of the next parliament.

That's just a bit short of the 2,500 a week Musk was aiming for by this point, and it was only for one week of the quarter, but it's a large improvement over earlier efforts.

Built around an arguably indistinct set of ideas, clinical governance has been defined in various ways, making it difficult for both managers and clinicians in terms of what they should be aiming for by way of structures, processes and outcomes [ 4].

The addition of a lyrical soundtrack and with the camera focusing on the dancing's more "balletic" elements, this advert delivers its own version of the classical-contemporary mix aimed for by Lexus.

(The $5 million figure that Mr. Wheeldon originally aimed for, by the way, is not grandiose: Ballet Theater runs on a $36 million budget, City Ballet on $59 million, though both have at least four times more dancers than Mr. Wheeldon seeks).

Furthermore, seamless studies cover a year to decadal scales, and even to the centennial scale, as aimed for by the HighResMIP study, which is introduced below.

This was intended to create more room in which to cultivate the "liberal, flexible, and comfortable school life" aimed for by the CoS by making the content to be learned easier.

After Frank Underwood did not get the Secretary of State position that he wanted he plans to get into a position of power higher than what he originally aimed for by any means necessary.