Sentence examples for daily aim from inspiring English sources
On dozens of Web sites and blogs, skeptics and foes of greenhouse gas restrictions take daily aim at the scientific arguments for human-driven climate change.
Too often, the pursuit of research metrics replaces discovery as science's daily aim.
[C6.] Women's Wear Daily Aims Higher Women's Wear Daily is following the fashion industry's climb into the luxury goods market with a magazine called WWDScoop.
The Evening Standard — excluding free papers, Britain's only daily aimed solely at the London market — takes a right-of-center editorial line similar to its former national sister paper, The Daily Mail.
Girls as young as 5 and as old as 19 had to drink up to five gallons of fat-rich camel's or cow's milk daily, aiming for silvery stretch marks on their upper arms.
It's a propaganda film from the Chinese state-run media outlet People's Daily aimed at promoting the Silk Road Economic Belt, a massive investment infrastructure project to link Asia and Europe.
For what became known as the "black decade" of the 1990s, Algeria suffered horrific attacks and massacres by Islamist insurgents, sometimes almost daily, aimed at undermining its military government – with a heavy civilian death toll.
Other changes promised by the troubled company include a "revision" of the food served on its flights.Gucci poached Valérie Hermann from rival fashion group LVMH to run its struggling Yves Saint Laurent brand.The New York Times Company agreed to pay $16.5m for a 49% stake in Metro Boston, a free daily aimed at the Massachusetts capital's commuters.
Vancomycin dose was adjusted daily aiming at plateau concentrations of 15-25 μg/mL.
A rehabilitation program is started on the first postoperative day with passive exercises twice daily aimed at recovering the complete range of motion.
While I would argue that services like the Daily – aimed at red-suspendered traders interested in sports news and news bits on their way to work from the wilds of New Jersey – are still in their infancy, the general consensus is that the paywall, like it or not, will have to exist for the magazine industry to survive.
