Sentence examples for discernible aim from inspiring English sources
Several of its smaller members have no discernible aim other than to grow fat on public money.
Its only discernible aim is to entice poorer and younger households into propping up a falling housing market by buying into the so-called property ladder.
On balance, the imperative role of the scientific theory and the aim for a more discernible diagnosing suggest that the theory component better not be incorporated into the reasoning component but as a separated component.
The videographer documents the destroyed building, his camera aimed at the floor to show the barely discernible bodies over heaps of ash.
The aim of the current study was to investigate whether there are discernible structural subregions in the FPC based on white matter connectivity profiles.
Comparative genomics aims at the description of related organisms based on their common and discernible genetic material [ 11- 13].
Even those who think the aim of inquiry is something more accessible than the truth (such as the empirically discernible truth), as well as those who think the aim is something more robust than possessing truth (such as the possession of knowledge) still affirm truth as a necessary component of the end of inquiry.
The authorities detected no discernible pattern to the violence, with rockets exploding in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, car bombings aimed at government buildings, assassinations of security officers and government officials and the killings of two families in their homes in Baghdad.
But trends are discernible.
For no discernible reason.
