Sentence examples for be primarily aimed at from inspiring English sources
Through an uncustomary tactical error on the part of producer Jerry Wexler, Etta's first Warners album Deep in the Night seems to be primarily aimed at the very audience she could live without.
The 29-minute video, titled Until There Came to Them Clear Evidence, appeared to be primarily aimed at offering religious justification for the targeting of Christians, saying their slaughter is permitted if they refuse to convert to Islam or decline to pay a protection tax in lands where the terror group holds sway.
Corporations' freedom to serve the goals of other corporate constituencies (such as employees, customers, or the communities in which the companies operate) or to serve broader goals such as protecting the environment or aiding the poor is constrained by the requirement that any such efforts be primarily aimed at improving the bottom line for the benefit of the companies' shareholders.
In addition, Hassan Rouhani's choice of a U.S.-educated foreign minister, Javad Zarif, seems to be primarily aimed at solving Iran's nuclear program and making progress in Iran-West and Iran-U.S. relations.
Demonstrations on Sunday appeared to be primarily aimed at displaying solidarity between football players, owners and fans, and defending athletes' right to free speech, rather than explicitly drawing attention to racial injustice and police brutality in the United States ― the initial goal of the protest movement. .
"We found that a lot of people with PCs (personal computers) wanted to place their orders at night," Spear Chief Executive Charles M. Spear says, noting that his service will be primarily aimed at personal-computer users who can link up with Spear's computers.
