Sentence examples for hard aim from inspiring English sources

It took hard aim at the Democrats and their convention (held a few weeks before at Madison Square Garden in New York), as well as at the Democratic nominee, Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary.

The speeches that carried over the Reflecting Pool, which 50 years ago jolted Congress to pass landmark laws, took hard aim at current racial profiling by law enforcement, economic inequality and efforts to restrict voting access.

Walk Hard aimed a popgun at sundry legends.

Indeed, the endless exhortations to work hard aimed at our unemployed youth, here or in Greece or Spain, are just gibbering into a void.

Scratch Hard aims to circumvent "checking in" to stores or using bar codes to scan products in order to get discounts.

Pull out diseased plants or if you must keep them, prune them back hard, aiming to give them better air circulation and more sunlight.

NEXT came something harder: aiming the dish.

For example, the Maximum Quartet Consistency (MQC) problem [ 13], which is NP-hard, aims to compute a phylogeny which respects as many quartet topologies as possible.

However, ever since the coalition government took office four and a half years ago, this target has proved impossible to keep and May admitted earlier this year that it was proving harder and harder to aim for.

"It's harder to aim, it's harder to use.

Burnett (6-5) throws extremely hard, his aim extremely suspect.