Sentence examples for as 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".

Like Flaxman, he was far more successful when carving images of delicate expression, which even champions of Romantic passion applauded as an aim for sculpture, an art for which they advocated expressive subtlety that triggered imagination.

Spelman gave her support to the creation of a set of sustainable development goals, which have been suggested both as an aim for Rio+20 and to inform the debate on objectives for development post-2015, when the millennium development goals, which Spelman described as "a very good model of how to drive action forward", expire.

As an aim for synthetic biology, it requires mathematical models of genetic modules that could be characterized independently of their context.

The tool is only able to generate improved UML representations of the code and not refactor the source code itself, and this restriction was identified as an aim for future work.

Two interviewees considered budgetary impact to be one of the main ways of convincing decision makers to invest in immunization programs, while a third interviewee saw evidence of vaccine impact on the health care budget as an aim for conducting CEA research.

Candidates should consider an insurance offer as well as aiming for the more heavily subscribed universities, the minister said.

The large boulder atop a hillock at No. 8, which once served as an aiming point for the blind shot to the fairway, has been removed, to the displeasure of some players, and the fairway has been tightened.

In the call, Trump made reference to the famously close relationship between Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher as a hopeful aim for their ties, a Downing Street source said.

Theresa May spoke with Trump on Thursday morning in a call in which the president-elect made reference to the famously close relationship between Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher as a hopeful aim for their ties, a Downing Street source said.

Instead of treating European leaders with disdain, America should take trouble over them and think of Europe's recovery as a strategic aim for itself, too.Latin America is an opportunity wasted.