Sentence examples for instead of aiming to from inspiring English sources

But shall we therefore just forget about it instead of aiming to create it?

Instead of aiming to eliminate the problem, new targets have been proposed around improving the energy efficiency of fuel poor homes, achieving a band C minimum efficiency standard by 2030.

My recommendation is that, instead of aiming to be number one in the speed and availability of superfast broadband, we should aim to be number one in online take-up and public service delivery.

Ms Rowas thinks that instead of aiming to attract large-scale industrial plants, the government would do better to promote smaller firms in such areas as telecommunications and IT services.

Her aim is to build walking goals into people's every day lives: instead of aiming to get to the gym every week, we should choose to walk to work, to the shops and on all those errands when we usually drive or take the bus.

Instead of aiming to have the most widely-shared footage, back then, you put a lot of effort into ferreting out what you wanted to enjoy – music taped off the radio, 'zines, one-off screenings of movies that were long out of theaters.

These pragmatic designs often incorporate the concept of plausibility instead of probability, aiming to construct a strong argument that a measured effect is unlikely to have been caused by inputs outside a given intervention.

So instead of aiming at Barack Obama, US bands have increasingly looked inward or to new avenues for bilious inspiration.

Instead of aiming at "flatter and fairer" taxes overall, the party shuffled back to its old obsession: cuts in the capital gains tax.

Instead of aiming at finding a single solution, the multiobjective optimization methods try to produce a set of good trade-off solutions from which the decision maker may select one.

Instead of aiming at the banks that originally made subprime mortgage loans in the city, the lawsuit is against those firms that bundled the loans into securities to be divided into shares and sold on the stock exchange.