Sentence examples for business aiming from inspiring English sources

In Peru Mr Rodríguez Pastor, the banker, has started a business aiming to provide good-quality schools in poorer areas.

NearSt is one business aiming to help shoppers find their way back to local bookshops with a simple smartphone app.

In 2008, Fernald launched an artisan-food consulting business, aiming to do for disorganized picklers what she had done for the reindeer-meat sellers of Europe.

Two summers ago he quit a "job for life" in the public sector to launch his own tech-based business, aiming to compete in the global market.

But recently, under pressure from investors who see few signs of rejuvenation in the soda market, Coke has resolved to gain a larger foothold in the noncarbonated beverage business, aiming to counter Pepsi's many advances in the category.

Little over a decade later and that idea – which first hit Carroll during a 635 mile race between Rhode Island and Bermuda – has developed into a business aiming to generate solar energy from awnings over car parks and on the tops of buildings where conventional rigid panels cannot go.

To Dr. Nestle, "food marketing to children is big business aimed at uncritical minds".

If it is, that could open new lines of business aimed at same-sex couples, like home loans and insurance.

Deutsche Bank plans to repair Oppenheim's balance sheet and use the unit to strengthen its business aimed at the wealthy.

In his spare time, he is a day trader on the Internet.Miami has become the capital of the Internet and telecoms business aimed at Latin America.

Dean and Livingstone, both 29, seem bent on running a serious business aimed at testing athletes who do not take themselves too seriously.