Sentence examples for evident aim from inspiring English sources

The evident aim here was to attract to the series, through a section particularly damaging to the defendant, more advertisers, which the promoters badly needed, and to build up audience momentum for the less dramatic interviews already in the can.

And throughout the meal, the tone of those words feels strangely at odds with the restaurant's evident aim of creating, as the tag on the cookie box might put it, the quintessential New York experience.

However, Rebellato saves his haymaker until the end, building up to an allegation – subsequently denied by Letts – that the Daily Mail's man in the stalls "found the names of the private sponsors of the Lyric and personally rang them up, pointing out the many brutal events that take place in the play, with the evident aim of persuading them to withdraw or at least not renew their sponsorship".

Since we were particularly interested in FPs' awareness of cognitive impairment in cases where the diagnosis was not yet evident, we aimed to validate the label 'possible cognitive impairment or dementia' (positive index test).

Workforce sustainability is a central tenet of the workforce strategy - as evident in its aim to: 'deliver a sustainable, highly qualified and professional workforce' (SCSEEC 2012, 3).

However, although from the ABCDE bundle or PAD guidelines it may seem evident what to aim for in everyday clinical practice, health care professionals often struggle with how to implement guidelines, especially when these include integrated care covering many domains concurrently and involving multiple care providers.

The lag is also evident in ads aimed at influencing the outcome of the Oscar races, which appear predominantly in newspapers and magazines.

It is evident that Hume aims to describe a standard of merit and demerit that, although it depends on our given human nature, is in no way arbitrary or without rational constraints.

The biotechnological potential of defensins became evident following experiments aimed at increasing plant resistance to pathogens by genetic transformation of various recipient plants.

The program's aim is evident from the first 15 seconds.

But the aims were evident.