Sentence examples for an aim toward from inspiring English sources

Soybeans are being developed to produce higher yields of oil for ink, with an aim toward replacing traditional petroleum-based inks used in printing.

Eric G. Luedtke (D-Montgomery) said lawmakers need to take a broad look at the way campaigns are financed, with an aim toward leveling the playing field.

Her research uses electroencephalography to examine the underlying pathophysiology of risk factors in newborns with, or at risk for, brain injury, with an aim toward identifying protective treatments.

I began to see the possibility in listening to communities with an aim toward understanding the change they want to see, and how I can call on knowledge to assist.

A novel composite material is developed with single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) and artificially designed peptides, and its chemical and physicochemical characteristics are evaluated with an aim toward biomedical application.

The old idea involves chipping or flinging the puck down to the far corner, and then chasing after it, with an aim toward pinning the opposing team in its own defensive end: first guy pounds the retrieving defenseman into the boards, second guy collects the loose puck.

Not, I suppose, if you listen to the Brotherhood Aimed Toward Education, a motorcyclists' rights organization, and the American Motorcyclist Association, which fights helmet laws.

There is something labeled "cooperative law," which basically starts with a determined aim toward reaching a settlement, pledging civility and cooperation.

It gives teams a real aim toward the end of the season.

It's almost as if, in a story, time has two different talents: the talent to proceed inevitably, like an arrow across a meadow aiming toward a target, and a talent to begin again, like that Ferris wheel rolling endlessly through its circuit.

Moreover, in situations where subjects make an aiming movement toward a target that moves with their body, pursuit eye movements must be coordinated with hand and/or arm movements for accurate motor performance (Maioli et al. 2007).