Sentence examples for can aim on from inspiring English sources
Moreover, possible future research can aim on combination of CTLA-4 blockade and Treg depletion.
They talked as if all countries would "opt in" to the euro in due course, even if some stayed out at first.Denmark's vote to reject the euro has shattered that particular fiction and, with it, the idea that the EU can aim to go on agreeing on all big things.
Small groups can join together to create dens; larger groups can aim to build a full-on mansion.
At best, Mr. Shatter can aim to win consensus on the main issues: prior consent and an effective enforcement mechanism that relies on substantial fines.
With a 220-run lead and seven second-innings wickets still in hand, they are firmly in the box seat, and if they can get through the first hour tomorrow with no mistakes, they can aim to declare just before tea on day four and give themselves a great chance of bowling the West Indies out for victory.
They can aim based on someone's registration information on a site, or by time of day, or by what type of site the ads will appear on or what sites that visitor has looked at recently.
For example, on the Old Course players can aim anywhere on the mated fairways.
The former category may choose on the basis of their preferences, and hence the above-discussed effort can aim at eliciting the preferences on which their choices are based.
Surely the agency that put man on the Moon can aim higher.
If you can, aim for plastic covers on your notebooks and folders.
