Sentence examples for deliberately aiming for from inspiring English sources

D5 BUSINESS DAY C1-10 Maine's Safer Pension Fund Maine's pension fund is deliberately aiming for low, but guaranteed, investment income to pay for its workers' retirements, unlike many funds that have turned to higher-risk hedge funds, venture capital and the like to cover recent losses.

This is what our research and practice show: Consciously and deliberately aiming for what I call "four-way wins"—improved performance at work, at home, in the community, and for the private self (mind, body, and spirit)—leads to smarter use of time, stronger relationships with people who matter most, less distraction and more focused effort, and better results.

The ads deliberately aimed for a universal appeal.

And of course people would have said he deliberately aimed for the inside of the post.

Nicholas Hytner, artistic director of the National Theatre, has deliberately aimed for flexibility, but Great Britain is the ultimate example of this slipperiness.

Should women deliberately aim for family-friendly careers that do not penalize shorter workweeks, rather than choosing consuming fields like investment banking?

(Dave Hickey, the curator of last year's Site Santa Fe, deliberately aimed for an antibiennial format. Biennials, he told ArtForum, are essentially trade shows for international curators that ignore the primary experience of viewing art).

But the beating heart of this show is the march of the patriots, where Mr. Bolton said he deliberately aimed for videos enfolding the audience as in Bill Viola's art.

Apple has raised the bar on what a smartwatch can be, but just as with the iPhone, Tim Cook has deliberately aimed for a high-priced, aspirational, slice of hardware.

Thus, Bush deliberately aimed for a live-band feel, with less of the studio trickery that had typified her last three albums and which would have been too difficult to re-create on stage.

The ROSA26 locus was chosen for its ubiquitous expression, and the endogenous ROSA26 promoter, rather than stronger exogenous promoters, to deliberately aim for low expression levels to prevent conceivable dominant-negative effects.