Sentence examples for be aimed towards from inspiring English sources
Aidan O'Brien, who has now won the King George four times, expects Highland Reel to be aimed towards the Breeders' Cup Turf at Santa Anita in November, on what seems sure to be fast ground.
Fallon enjoyed an easy victory on the speedy Sir Maximilian, a horse that has lined up for Group One events in the past, and could now be aimed towards the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot in mid-June by Ian Williams, his trainer.
Preventive efforts should be aimed towards education of affected communities to use proper footwear and to reduce the risk of contact with snakes to a minimum through understanding of snakes' behaviour.
It is recommended that future research should be aimed towards experiments that permit the quantitative understanding of the mechanisms of high-speed turbulent combustion rather towards large-scale tests in complex geometries where minimal quantitative information of fundamental significance could be extracted.
Commander Martin set the precedent that all construction work on Constitution was to be aimed towards maintaining her to the 1812 configuration for which she is most famous.
To enable therapy with CCK-2 receptor-binding radiolabelled analogues further research is needed and should be aimed towards designing stable compounds which retain high receptor affinity but in addition have more favourable biodistribution profiles including low renal retention.
Williams said: "I am very pleased that my transfer of allegiance has been confirmed and I am excited to be aiming towards a British team this summer".
It doesn't take many DDoS participants before a crippling torrent of network traffic is aimed towards the victim".
Everything is aimed towards the flight at the end of the day – "the F-word" as Conway puts it.
The decibel measure that was taken was about 114 and 95% of that was aimed towards Victoria.
My nose was in the cookbook but my ears were aimed towards the dining room, so maybe my concentration wasn't at its fullest.
