Sentence examples for least aim from inspiring English sources
While asbos are messy and counterproductive they do not, at least, aim to deal with serious criminality.
"The people who tend to be most responsive to information may be those we least aim to target".
Our civilisation will not survive in anything like its present form, but we can at least aim for a managed retreat to a saner world.
If that's elusive, and it often is, at least aim for fairness, the awareness that there is always another side to the story.
Even if the America that fails cannot get its act together to help, Mr Obama and the Republicans could at least aim not to wreck everything.
And the children they are minding seem mainly to be middle-class, or at least aim to be.Saving the doomedUntil "Sesame Street" came along in 1969, America's aims were even more modest.
Past waves of immigrants have nearly always stayed put, or at least aimed to.
The destruction of Yanukovych's Disneyland-like villa outside Kiev at least aimed at the right target, the unequal economy.
The word socialist mattered: the party, at its birth at least, aimed to be a socialist one.
Those previous Imus-gueules were at least aimed at adults and, in Mrs Clinton's case, a politician.
Much of the new investment in this area has been from expatriates, or at least aimed at foreign tastes.
