Sentence examples for increasing aim from inspiring English sources

An increasing aim in safety assessment of chemicals and drugs is to reduce, refine and replace animal testing, especially in the context of the new system for the registration, evaluation and authorisation of chemicals (REACH).

Thus, increasing AIM-C scores for these 4 scales is indicative of improvement.

Then play armed to increase aim, which you should practice 2-3 times a week.

Moreover, following injection of l-DOPA, the paired group showed a trend for increased AIMs compared to controls.

(By the way, these tax increases aim only at single people making more than $200,000 a year and couples with incomes above $250,000).

As longevity continues to increase, the aim will be to maintain the proportion of people's lives spent in retirement.

The hotly debated minimum wage increase aims to give working families a shot at economic security, while easing businesses into the increase.

They ensure rich retirement pay for executives, and with limited disclosure, because companies can bundle all their pension liabilities, obscuring the increases aimed at senior managers.

The increase, aimed at improving Japan's parlous finances, was decided in 2012 under a previous government.

The chancellor told MPs that limiting benefit increases, a fresh £31bn squeeze on government departments after 2014 and tax increases aimed at the better off were unavoidable if Britain was to cut its borrowing.

But the chancellor said limiting benefit increases to a below inflation 1% (saving £3.75bn), a fresh £31bn squeeze on government departments after 2014 and tax increases aimed at the better off, were unavoidable if Britain was to cut its borrowing.