Sentence examples for essentially aiming from inspiring English sources

But the nature of the product selection means Jet is essentially aiming to compete against other retailers' "essentials" delivery services — that is, their flat-rate "fill a box" options like the new next-day service Target Restock or Amazon Prime Pantry, for instance.

Yet now, she added, "The state is essentially aiming to safeguard the convenience of the service road for Israelis who commute from Tel Aviv and the central plains to Jerusalem and vice versa".

This formulation is well aligned with the above mentioned high throughput expectations of users requesting elastic services, due to their greedy behavior, essentially aiming at exploiting the network's available spectrum to its full extent, in line however with the physical limitations of the system.

Within the first eight hours of launch, the service signed up 13,000-15,000 users, and hosted 3,000-4,000 meetingood good numbers for a service that didn't launch with any fanfare and is essentially aiming at enterprise users, not consumers.

Unfortunately, it was originally conceived as a dichotomous tool to screen drugs worth testing in a phase III setting, essentially aiming at its reproducibility [ 15, 16 ].

"It is essentially aimed at destroying large independent businesses," he said.

In the Manhattan case, prosecutors essentially aimed low, hoping to win a conviction on at least some charge.

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CITY CENTER DUNHAM INSTITUTE.This ambitious weeklong celebration and exploration of Katherine Dunham and her dance is essentially aimed at teachers, dancers and others in the field.

"This decision is essentially aimed against the Zionist entity and the aggressive U.S. policy, not against anyone else," Mr. Hussein said, accusing the United States of backing Israel's sustained military offensive.

Second, Jungian analysis is essentially aimed at relating myth to the individual psyche, whereas myth is above all a social phenomenon, embedded in society and requiring explanation with reference to social structures and social functions.