Sentence examples for is actually aimed from inspiring English sources

MANY blacks say they suspect the word "outsider" is actually aimed at them, though their ancestors have been in the state since 1670 and often outnumbered whites.

Still, some of the work going on is actually aimed at what might seem a counterproductive goal: increasing the flow of patients to the emergency room.

Snowden's leaks suggest GCHQ is already doing in secret what the Prime Minister wants it to do in public, and that the new law is actually aimed at making it more convenient, as well as legal.

On June 4th, they will hold the first of a series of town-hall meetings this summer in Hot Springs to explain to Bill Clinton's home town why George Bush is too conservative, particularly when it comes to nominating judges.This apparently broad attempt to sway the hearts and minds of Arkansas is actually aimed largely at two people.

Throughout the selling of this tax cut, its advocates have engaged in a disinformation campaign unprecedented in the history of U.S. economic policy -- misrepresenting who would benefit from the plan (pretending that a tax cut mainly for the rich is actually aimed at the middle class) and understating its effects on revenue.

So Shapeways is actually aimed at people with 3D CAD software used by small businesses and will eventually offer its own online CAD tools.

And whilst it currently sits at €34 million, Credo 2 is actually aiming to raise €40 million.

Hardly anyone knew that the routine was actually aimed squarely at my dad.

Yet the Flip and the Bold are actually aimed at opposite ends of the audience spectrum.

That missile which crashed just after takeoff recently was actually aimed at the "American Idol" studios.

In its statement, Apple said that its proposal was actually aimed at making itself more responsive to investors.