Sentence examples for could be aiming from inspiring English sources
If my first riddle has a "what, me worry?" ring, my second suggests we nonetheless could be aiming much higher when it comes to tackling income, wealth and opportunity gaps through public policy.
"If you disorient or distract somebody and cause them to look away, then they can't focus on their task, which could be aiming a weapon at someone, or looking at a screen with sensitive information, or dialing a phone," he says.
But considering the price that it is paying, and the fact that the Quip team is joining as part of the deal, I suspect they could be aiming to do something even bigger.
But, as Hexus notes, it also means that Microsoft could be aiming at a different demographic, a demographic that doesn't want or cannot afford a true touchscreen experience on their PCs.
That is nothing like a secret warrant that could be aimed at a single unpopular individual.
Russia's offensive could be aimed at threatening Mr Lukashenka rather than deposing him.
A fair criticism, but one that could be aimed at foreign-policy makers almost everywhere.
"Let Me Be Myself," a droning plea, could be aimed at a parent, a friend or a lover.
