Sentence examples for aims from from inspiring English sources
A BA course in natural philosophy may have different aims from a BSc in forensic investigation.
It was registered in Vancouver but pursued rather different aims from most businesses, primarily to produce "visual sensitivity information".
For the classicist Robert Kaster, there is no road in Europe that has been so heavily travelled by people with so many different aims, from conquest to pilgrimage.
For all these reasons, in Qatar and elsewhere, it would be disingenuous to separate wider political and economic aims from the staging of the tournament.
Feminism, in my view, should always have kept that original precept in sight as it pursued its aims from one generation to the next.
The school he founded differed markedly in its aims from the Academy of Plato and numbered among its pupils men of eminence from all over the Greek world.
Players had to take aim from almost 240 yards.
"My aim from the very first lesson is to make piano playing fun.
An Army video shows a sniper taking aim from behind sandbags.
When Giannis Maniatis, the home captain, took aim from 25 yards, it looked speculative.
Its sole aim from the start in Trinidad was to draw.
