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The phrase "always been to make" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a sentence where the intention is to express a consistent purpose or goal over time, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "My goal has always been to make a positive impact in my community."
Alternatives: "has always aimed to create" or "has consistently sought to produce".
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Our objective has always been to make this a center for unification and healing.
Her priority, she said, has always been to make customers feel comfortable.
"My goal has always been to make the best wines I can make," Mr. Bedell said.
His goal has always been to make a profit, he said.
"Our philosophy has always been to make good music first," Mr. Muller said.
"My approach has always been to make things we were proud of," said James Jebbia, the brand's founder.
Similar(8)
This means that their incentive will always be to make the boxes cheaper.
Yet his aim, always, is to make Bruckner's contrapuntal lines audible.
The goal, always, is to make it back on the big boy tour in 2013.
Our goal has always been, and must always be, to make the world safe for peace.
"But my goal always was to make it a place where you want to feel welcome.
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