Sentence examples for equally aimed from inspiring English sources

Much of the criticism of Peña Nieto has been equally aimed at the PRI and surely his detractors see the person and the party as part of the same machine.

But in a new contract, the Maras persuaded the other owners to carve up the TV cash and share it equally, aiming to build strength across the league.

However this borders on a semantic issue in that surveillance equally aims to contribute to the scientific understanding of individuals' condition, with the ultimate aim of conferring benefit to the person concerned or others in the same condition by providing information which can be linked to health effects.

The playwright's grim, abrasive amusement is aimed equally at the fecklessness of conventional narrative and the appalling coldblooded exercise of tyranny.

She's been attacked, as she has over the years for her blogs on Gawker and her own personal online mags, but this time the criticism is aimed equally at The New York Times for publishing her long essay about herself.

And though the show offers something for everyone — Tassler said that with the thriller conceit and family stakes she imagines the show "aimed equally" at men and women — it enters a crowded Monday schedule that lays claim to both genders with ESPN's "Monday Night Football" and ABC's "Castle".

At the same time, and equally important, we aimed to describe the alterations in a network structure that represent a failed 're-wiring', that is, treatment failure.

Classes are small, teachers often have Ph.D.'s, and most graduates are aimed at equally top-tier colleges.

Mr. Martin aims equally high, the way, say, Chaplin did.

Adapted for the screen by Guy Andrews (Lost in Austen) and set in 1929, the series about a family of unconventional aristocrats and their equally unorthodox servants aims to capture Wodehouse's tone of lovable eccentricity with a crack comic cast including Jennifer Saunders as Lord Emsworth's domineering sister, Connie, and David Walliams as his snooty secretary Rupert Baxter.

If all these CCLP operations are weighted equally, the problem aims to find a minimum number of operations to sort a signed permutation of representing a chromosome.