Sentence examples for any aim of from inspiring English sources

For approximately one quarter of the scales (n = 7, 26.9%), the authors did not describe any aim of the instrument before the development process began [ 17, 19, 23, 27, 31, 33].

You don't have to worry about Peter Pervert staring at your wife's tits, either, because a suave arrangement of bamboo will curtail any aims of Tom-peepery.

As far as goals go, Ryan should not be faulted for voicing what must be the aim of any coach, any player, anyone involved in any sport.

But no: the entire education system is now one vast experiment without any aim except the reach of Gove's ambition.

In any case, the aim of this work was not the annotation of a Vitis "pangenome", but the improvement of the Vitis vinifera reference genome.

That is certainly a legitimate aim -- indeed a necessary aim of any alliance against terrorism.

The aim of any writer, even a fantasy writer, is the pursuit of truth.

The principal aim of any wealthy nation should now be to say: "Enough already".

But Islamists also want to terrorise Muslims because the first aim of any dictatorial movement is control of "their" people.

A quick and verifiable end to the North's nuclear ambitions should be the core aim of any discussions.

A regression model indicated that Y.P.A. was the biggest driver of points scored, the ultimate aim of any quarterback.