Sentence examples for be aimed as from inspiring English sources

That, combined with evidence of problems at the pilot plant, suggest that the industrial push may be aimed as much at enriching Iran's political leverage as enriching uranium.

The bill appears to be aimed as much at opening up remote parts of the national forest to the timber companies as it is at protecting obviously vulnerable communities from fire.

Domestic Workers United, its lead partner in the effort, will soon start workshops "about how to achieve agreements that work for both parties," Ms. González said, adding that the events will be aimed as much toward employers as employees.

But the team's hot-water drill could not be aimed as accurately as needed.

In particular, inclusion of lizards with focal hepatic lesions would be aimed, as characterization of focal lesions is one of the most powerful applications of contrast-enhanced imaging techniques.

It was presented as an attack on Labor but was aimed as much at Turnbull.

Their anger was aimed as much at the police as against "the West".

General Musharraf condemns such attacks, and claims that they are aimed as much at destabilising his government as at India.

Indeed, political analysts said the show of solidarity by the two leaders was aimed as much at their own parties as at the opposition.

But it may be the first children's series in which the moral instruction, rather than the jokes, is aimed as much at parents as at children.

"What Bush is doing is aimed as much at white people as black people," said David Bositis, an analyst of minority voting at the Joint Center for Economic Studies.