Sentence examples for be aimed with from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, because it was not a "smart bomb" that could be aimed with at least a degree of precision, the hit-or-miss V-2 was considered a terror weapon.

It is unclear at which age group the new book is likely to be aimed, with Rowling saying: "I don't really feel I have to prove I can write for adults, because I have already written for adults".

He believed that the advent of steamships made the tactic more plausible for modern warfare, since a steamship, with its own internal power, could be aimed with much more force and accuracy.

Radar and computer-controlled gunfire could be aimed with pinpoint accuracy to target.

After ramming, the cannon would be aimed with the elevation set using a quadrant and a plummet.

Palestinian armed groups violated the principle of distinction by launching rocket and mortars attacks which cannot be aimed with sufficient precision at military targets and that their attacks into civilian areas which had no intended military target constituted deliberate attacks against civilians.

Understandably, the anger and injustice people feel about inherited disease is aimed with full force at the gene in question.

Such barbed musings are aimed with unambiguous loathing at the management, which in 2006 bought Peter Cooper and Stuyvesant Town, two complexes of 110 red-brick buildings along the East River.

Therefore, in treatment, early mobilization is aimed with providing axial alignment and rotational stability [ 2].

I'm aiming with my visit to end the monopoly which governments have over peace processes.

But the stronger, lingering sense, the one for which Menmuir seems to have been aiming with his unsettling tale, is of Eliot's crowds on London Bridge, the multitudes undone by death.