Sentence examples for easy aim from inspiring English sources
This is not an easy aim due to the difficulty in designing the cell and in programming the robot.
Replete with eye-roll-inducing contrivances and heavy-handed symbolism — both lovers share dreams of their teeth falling out — this arrested-development comedy panders to the work-averse by taking easy aim at ambitious careerists.
"There were a group of people kept naked in one room and given a bucket in the one room and asked to use that and it was traditionally, culturally, socially not possible for them and, to their surprise and shock, Coalition forces would come and say, 'It's very easy, aim at that.' " "There was taunting language - 'Do you know what is happening next door?
Don't just aim to pass the test (if passing the test is quite easy), aim to get an A+.
It wasn't easy aiming to satisfy The Economist's traditional demands of accuracy and analytic insight without alienating those of our readers (the vast majority, I would wager) for whom "jungle music" suggests a pounding of drums among dense vegetation rather than a groundbreaking London-based youth movement of the mid-1990s.
He pledged he would take it easy, aiming for third place rather than fighting it out for first.
The specific aims are: Aim 1: To add an "adaptive calculator" module in a WIC app to make cereal and F&V redemption easier; Aim 2: To conduct a field experiment implementing the customized app in Virginia and evaluate the app's influence on participants' cereal and F&V redemptions.
Stand extra close for easier aim.
As it gets easier, aim to write faster and faster.
Some argue that they also give the bad guy a nice easy target to aim at (but honestly, just try looking at the light for a few seconds — they may know in what direction to shoot, but they won't see what they are shooting at).
Ammo is strictly rationed, so every encounter is fraught with deadly peril (although a new assisted mode makes things more palatable for newcomers, offering unlimited saves and easier aiming).
