Sentence examples for been aimed toward from inspiring English sources
His efforts on the North Koreans' behalf, he says, have always been aimed toward a peaceful end that would benefit both countries.
To avoid potentially contaminating any of Saturn's moons, the decision was made to have Cassini disintegrate in the planet's arms; since 2010, the mission has been aimed toward its finality on Friday.
Until recently the source coding has been aimed toward achieving the highest compression ratio possible [11].
Studies to understand the transition of viral infection from cryptic (nonsymptomatic) to severe symptoms have largely been aimed toward improving the success of mycovirus biocontrol agents for phytopathogenic fungi such as the Cryphonectria parasitica hypovirus (1).
The whole season, if not the whole series, has been aiming toward this chilling moment.
It's a goal she's been aiming toward for quite some time.
Bettman's remarks were aimed toward fans, players and sponsors.
Those talks were aimed toward standardizing fleets and leveraging their purchasing power.
Clinically, HCM is characterized as causing hypercontractility, and therapies are aimed toward controlling the hyperactive physiology.
The Asia Society's affiliated Web site, Ask Asia, is aimed toward young people.
Mr. Kuzak said the mechanics of the new Lincolns were aimed toward the "progressive luxury customer".
