Sentence examples for be no aim from inspiring English sources
"If you don't like loud noises or if you have a hearing aid and don't want it messed up," he said, "the word you need to know is 'ready.'" The "ready" would come before the "fire," he said, and there would be no "aim".
There was no aim to shock or challenge.
However, since there was no aim of determining consensus, this is unlikely to have affected the outcome of the study.
The attacks were no longer aimed at intelligence gathering, but at potentially sabotaging or shutting down plant operations.
So plucking some figures from the Hub's consultation to suggest we're no longer aiming for zero carbon is misleading.
Many Barcelona players lost their heads and their fouling was no longer aimed solely at snuffing out attacks – much of it seemed plain malicious.
Industry analysts said the flashier grilles and interiors on the new Lexus models served notice that the brand was no longer aimed at older, more conservative buyers.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Under Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the new commander of international forces here, the American-led military coalition is no longer aiming to change Afghanistan.
Startups are no longer aiming for extravagant valuation and a lot of investors.
These were no longer aimed at permanent conquest but rather large-scale raids, plundering and devastating the countryside and only occasionally attacking forts or major settlements.
