Sentence examples for in aimed at from inspiring English sources

That could come down as rival e-mail devices barge in, aimed at RIM's corporate business and the new consumer market.

Now the company is giving social another shot with a new iMessage app called "Who's In," aimed at helping friends plan events and other outings, like movie dates, dinners out, visits to nearby attractions, and more.

The move, announced last weekend, is one of a number steps brought in aimed at preventing schools from engaging in league table "tricks" that some say may harm pupils' prospects.

From one side of the intersection, stones came sailing in, aimed at the Central Security troops guarding the perimeter of the compound.

Perhaps most significantly, the law will limit the total amount of derivatives speculation a single bank can engage in, aimed at preventing a run-up in food or energy prices.

With Simon's ability and Nina Sharp's (Blair Brown) help, the team learn of a "Project Jellyfish", a secret military bioweapon project that the comatose man and two others were involved in, aimed at developing a chemical agent that destroys skeletons.

Leftwing and liberal parties have called for an open-ended sit-in aimed at "toppling" the decree.

Democrats sat cross-legged on the chamber floor, snapped selfies with senators, and accepted kudos from President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton for shutting down the US House of Representatives in a sit-in aimed at highlighting inaction on background check and terror gap legislation.

But in aiming at something of the grandeur and ferocity of Cormac McCarthy, Robinson overreaches and falls flat.

In aiming at an underage audience, she said, the company is thinking about relationships with future car buyers.

In aiming at baby boomers, "It's really an audience-centered strategy versus a genre-centered strategy," said Mr. Pagliarini.