Sentence examples for apparent aim of from inspiring English sources

It was Aramco's first comments on the apparent aim of the attack.

Having recruited Bachchan with the apparent aim of making a statement, Balki instead settles for taking silly, scattershot snipes.

But this was the first time attackers targeted ordinary civilians, with the apparent aim of maximising the carnage.

Politkovskaya's colleagues have accused the authorities of selectively leaking sensitive information to the media, with the apparent aim of allowing suspects, including the alleged killer, to escape.

"His target is not simply the apparent aim of global capitalism to shape communities into homogenized... units," Jonathan Keates wrote here in 2002.

A few moments later a City fan ran on to the pitch with the apparent aim of getting to the defender.

Then there is the expansion that comes from an effort to embrace the apparent aims of Congress and run with it.

His apparent aim was to shore up support from the rest of Russia: poorer and rural parts of the country, and from state workers and the elderly.

Veteran journalist Dan Rather got philosophical to take apparent aim at President Donald Trump on Thursday.

Last year they arrested his suspected heir-apparent, Salvatore Lo Piccolo.The aim of this week's Operation Perseus was to abort a bid by Cosa Nostra's most senior mobsters at large to agree upon a new leader and to reconstitute its governing board.

The simultaneous optimization of reaction and regeneration steps, with the aim of maximizing the apparent production rate of 1-butene or trans-butene, has been studied.