Sentence examples for less aimed from inspiring English sources
Others suggest that the vague drumbeat of talk about military action may be less aimed at Tehran than at China and Russia — two countries that have said they oppose even the threat of economic sanctions against Iran, much less threats to set back the Iranian program by obliterating its facilities.
It's a small DVD player shaped like a laptop computer with a small screen that is more or less aimed directly at frequent fliers who share our opinion of in-flight movies.
Systems that rely on one set of criteria for the entire food supply (Rayner et al., 2005; Drewnowski and Fulgoni, 2008; Katz et al., 2010) are less aimed at stimulating product reformulation within a product category, and may actually reinforce current high animal source food diets (Drewnowski and Fulgoni, 2008).
Large-Scale Scrum (LeSS) aims towards creating an organization that is able to optimize Value Flow through that organization by enabling a number of Feature teams to work together using the Scrum method.
It becomes more timing and less aiming when they step out into head-level crosshairs and increases your reaction time by a good clip.
But farther from the palace, the streets became quieter, the shops less obviously aimed at foreign visitors.
None the less, we aimed to maximise validity of the data by deliberately using a combination of methods participant and proxy reports by calendar, phone calls, and visiting and achieved remarkably complete data concerning the immediate sequelae of each fall.
Ultimately, the radical essence of the NSA – a system of suspicion-less spying aimed at hundreds of millions of people in the US and around the world – will fully endure even if all of Obama's proposals are adopted.
Everything Hoffman and Rubin did, from nominating a live pig for president to representing their small contingent of "cultural revolutionaries" as typical of a crowd that was mostly far less militant (and less colorful), was aimed at drawing the media's attention.
The charity's Eat Well, Spend Less project aims to teach cooking skills and budgeting.
Other globalization efforts are less virtual, aiming to bring scientists from other countries to Denmark.
