Sentence examples for genuine aim from inspiring English sources

But if there was one group the rally did take genuine aim at, it was the American media.

The brothers started hunting about seven years ago and it's clear the trip is at least to some extent a corporate jolly, but Ed is adamant it has a genuine aim.

Top six was our genuine aim".

Their motivations range from a public image boost to genuine humanitarian aims.

Forty years ago, when most clinical research took place in academic settings, the main dangers to research subjects came in service to genuine scientific aims.

A director, James Wyatt, told us that his firm offers a genuine service aimed at people who need help filling in the application form, and said the site makes it explicitly clear that it is not the official IPS site.

Shares of JPMorgan Chase rose 1.6 percent as the bank's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, defended the portfolio behind JPMorgan's recent multibillion-dollar trading loss, telling lawmakers it was a genuine hedge aimed at making a profit if a credit crisis hit.

It sounds absurd because it is, in part; Stewart's so-called Second Livestock project is actually more of a social experiment than a genuine project aiming to bring virtual reality to farm flocks.

"We hope the employers will come back to the table for genuine negotiations aimed at resolving the enormous gap between our two positions". A Universities UK spokesman said there was disappointment about such a "damaging course of industrial action, aimed directly at disrupting students' education".

But then there's Mary Wollstonecraft, who took genuine and steady aim at books that engendered "a romantic twist of the mind" in "A Vindication of the Rights of Women".

The term socially shared regulation it has been used interchangeably with the term socially shared metacognition, although the latter is more focused on the regulation of cognition refers to those 'individuals' metacognitive processes that operate as a genuine social entity, aimed at a single objective, that is, the fully shared goal of the activity' (Iiskala 2011, p. 379).