Sentence examples for instead aim for from inspiring English sources

Instead, aim for 60 or 90 minutes at a higher intensity.

If the NHS survives the commercialising of the next two years, Labour promises to abolish the competitive forces it helped introduce and instead aim for steady integration.

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has warned that Spain would not meet its deficit-reduction goal for 2012 but would instead aim for a more ambitious target next year.

The 350 ppm CO2 target was the original rationale for the name of the 350.org campaign – though the group now argues that, due to global warming happening faster than previously thought, the world should instead aim for 350ppm CO2e.

Many bloggers instead aim for a mix of adverts and affiliates (putting adverts on your site for free and getting a percentage of any sales that come through it).

Nick Zito, who trains the Pitino-owned A P Valentine, said the colt would skip the Florida Derby on March 10 and instead aim for any of several other prep races leading to the Kentucky Derby on May 5. Zito said that his colt would not be ready for the Florida Derby.

Platzer shies away from the word "happiness," instead aiming for "a state of lasting inspiration and drive that is creating a positive sense of wellbeing and natural engagement".

If the government instead aimed for borrowing of 1% of GDP, it could spend an extra £27 billion between now and 2002.

This cross-fertilization goes beyond the simple importing of ideas from the sciences of mind into scholarship on narrative and instead aims for convergence between work in narrative studies and research in the cognitive sciences.

Unlike his debut solo album In Colour, Jamie xx's live set offers no feelings of ghostly detachment and instead aims for the build and release of the 90s house records that inspired it.

He thinks that head-mounted displays could have been commonplace now, but that in the 1990s companies making displays decided not to focus on miniaturisation, and instead aimed for bigger products, principally seen in large screen TVs.