Sentence examples for least aiming from inspiring English sources

We need to be able to trust that the NHS is at least aiming for evidence-based medicine, and isn't out to exploit patients commercially.

Nothing changes when it comes to the raised expectations surrounding England on the eve of another World Cup adventure – Tunisia coach Nabil Maâloul said England could win the tournament – but Gareth Southgate is at least aiming to change the perception of English football as he sends his young, vibrant team out in Russia.

But Ginsburg seems to be at least aiming to force that issue by waiting until 2024 — if not 2025, when history suggests it would be very difficult for Republicans to retain the White House with a two-term, lame-duck president.

The result is that Transmeta's Crusoe TM5400 chip, which is intended for use in laptop computers, has a performance comparable with a mobile Pentium III, but contains a quarter of the number of logic transistors and consumes a twentieth of the power.This explains why Transmeta is, initially at least, aiming its products at the portable-computer market.

"If regulators told European banks to raise bail-in debt there would be a resounding clatter of pennies at the bottom of the tin but no folding money at all," says the chairman of a large bank.For all the gloom, most big banks are still forecasting (or at least aiming for) returns on equity of 12-15%, which would handily cover the cost of their capital.

OK, so that is a handful, but he is at least aiming high.

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.