Sentence examples for an aim for from inspiring English sources

He dismisses cogency as an aim for the show: "There's a poetics of the mess, you know".

Although Morgan later dropped a deadline for all schools to become academies by 2020, the policy remained an aim for the Department for Education.

Just as Professor Rubenstein's center at U.C.L.A. trains lawyers to promote gay rights, Professor Wardle has an aim for his students.

In an aim for salary flexibility and youth, they traded the veteran stars Jason Kidd and Richard Jefferson within a five-month span.

It has less than 600 stores in the UK and is planning a £600m expansion spree, adding 54 stores this year and up to 65 next year with an aim for 1,000 outlets by 2021.

As we've seen in the group games, the opposition have added motivation to bring down the host nation and that will be an aim for the Irish but we are preparing very calmly for the game.

The aim of the Low, when they have an aim--for it is an abiding characteristic of the Low that they are too crushed by drudgery to be more than intermittently conscious of anything outside their daily lives--is to abolish all distinctions and create a society in which all men shall be equal.

A lofty aim for a man -- and a small cookie.

That's an exciting aim for network documentaries.

There's an end aim for everything.

Increasing farmers' production is a key aim for CORE.