Sentence examples similar to be aimed at later from inspiring English sources

Later lab analyses will be aimed at revealing the age and origin of the rocks.

Later the question might be aimed at more targeted group, just mothers, perhaps, and more issue oriented.

"This has to be aimed at them".

The rise of spam can be charted back to the very early days of Arpanet, but it wasn't until the early 1990s that it hit users across the internet, when it was aimed at message boards and later email addresses.

More specifically, that fund was aimed at the iPhone and later the iPad.

Initially Russian officials claimed the bombardment was aimed at routing out Isis but later admitted they were also targeting non-Isis rebels in a bid to aid their ally, President Assad.

The second meeting (two weeks later) was aimed at giving the students essential knowledge on symmetry as related to Earth science.

Zindel's later fiction was aimed at a younger audience.

Those tactics were aimed at winning permission for a march later in the year, and the Orangemen now feel spurned.

Each book, he later admitted, was aimed at painting Gunther into a corner "so that he can't cross the floor without getting paint on his shoes".

Later treatment is aimed at maintaining low tissue levels of copper via a high-protein, low-copper diet and administration of a chelating substance and zinc, which blocks intestinal absorption of copper.