Sentence examples for aiming for nothing from inspiring English sources

"We should be aiming for nothing less than a transformation of the economies of the north".

Like me, he's 32 now – but he's still there in his electronic haze, pushing in the coins, aiming for nothing better than the highest score.

Next month, world leaders will descend on London for a global summit aiming for nothing less than "unprecedented political commitment and resources" to expand access to family planning services and supplies in developing countries.

Both men are aiming for nothing more than a niche, and neither is close to making a profit, but both are convinced that they are on the right track.

At this year's Dx3 digital business expo in Toronto, one of the highlights was a Seattle-based company called Hointer that's aiming for nothing short of a complete revolution in the way we buy clothes in stores – and it's using robots to make it happen.

Scientists are aiming for nothing less than a complete map of the cell circuits that dictate toxicity, assembled from untold millions of data points, converted somehow into some thing useful.

The Pinker Tones are a trio of producers and disc jockeys from Barcelona who aim for nothing less than euphoria.

"The entire presentation aims for nothing less than an accurate rendering of the match-day experience, as seen on your TV," says the video game critic Steve Burns.

Now he is opening a new nightly performance space that aims for nothing less than righteousness: it is centered on music, not on selling drinks or merchandise, and is particularly welcoming to young listeners.

It aimed for nothing less than ending the achievement gap between whites and minorities, by threatening public schools with dire punishments unless they improved the academic performance of all students.

The JST aims for nothing less than to "inculcate safety as a core value and an integral part of academic life," says chemistry Chair William Tolman in a webinar describing the program.