Sentence examples for better aims from inspiring English sources

Our early intervention project, set up with SafeLives, called Sooner the Better aims to create communities to bring down the barriers to disclosing abuse.

"Accordingly, I am asking Jerry to give it every consideration as it seems like it is fair and supportive of some of society's better aims".

For the Pentagon brass, the advantages are obvious: Robots have faster reaction times and better aims than human soldiers, they don't get tired or hungry, or lose concentration and effectiveness.

For the Pentagon brass, the advantages are obvious: Robots have faster reaction times and better aims than human soldiers, and they don't get tired or hungry or lose concentration and effectiveness.

Jones had better aim.

Instead, government assistance would be better aimed.

Strong technology increases traffic, which provides more information about users, which enables better aiming of ads.

"The ultimate goal," Sahlins retorts, is merely "better aim" - more pinpointed killing.

Many economists believe that Australia's fiscal stimulus was better timed and better aimed.

"With the right equipment, with a better aim, they could take down helicopter after helicopter," Specialist Kayler said.

There are no easy solutions, and probably failure avoidance is a better aim than any of the proposed resolution mechanisms.