Sentence examples for aims to conquer from inspiring English sources

Now the co-op aims to conquer a third of the previous market share, with a fourth of the social capital and the employees.

In "Part 3 (Luck)," he aims to conquer another loss, this time of a company member, Ellen Barnaby, who will leave the troupe next month.

Steve Jobs had his black turtleneck, Mark Zuckerberg has his gray hoodie; Levie's uniform is a staid black suit, a capitulation to the buttoned-down enterprise software market he aims to conquer.

But its owner aims to conquer a wider swath.

Thus, computers in the network are susceptible to the attack during the period that the anti-virus software aims to conquer the new viruses.

While Jerome is in Hokkaidō, he is captured by a Russian German shepherd named Victor, who aims to conquer the island.

A new wave of Italian crime writers is aiming to conquer the British reading public and edge Scandinavian rivals such as Stieg Larsson off the bestseller lists.

Therefore, the Roman interpretation of "just wars" and the Polybian interpretation of a universal aim to conquer need not be contradictory.

In 1951 Daiei films of Japan, for example, expressly aimed to conquer the export market by winning awards at international festivals.

Pedersen refers to her company as "mom-and-pop e-commerce". Timeless, which has around 20 employees, is not aiming to conquer China.

Early Spanish expeditions aiming to conquer the Chaco came from Santiago del Estero to the west, Santa Fe to the southeast, and Asunción (now the capital of Paraguay) across the Paraguay River to the northeast.