Sentence examples for longer aiming for from inspiring English sources

No longer aiming for the throne, she became majestic.

So plucking some figures from the Hub's consultation to suggest we're no longer aiming for zero carbon is misleading.

The idea of a ceasefire with Hamas has wider support, not least in the defence establishment, though it might be short-lived.As for the talks with Mr Abbas, expectations are already low: the two sides have made little obvious progress and are no longer aiming for a full-fledged peace deal, the goal when the talks were launched in Annapolis in November.

I've been visiting the BBC for a number of years, as it's the major way I access the BBC's services, now that Shortwave no longer aims for the US.

However, in contrast to the proof of Theorem 2, we will no longer aim for making the ratio N 1 N arbitrarily close to 1; instead, we will choose N 1 = ⌈ ( 1 − 2 α ) N ⌉, which gives N 1 N ≈ 1 − 2 α. (29).

The answer, perhaps, lies no longer in aiming for the head, but getting inside it.

You could have played around a bit longer with her aiming for the office.

Bill Ford announced in 2005 that his company would be building 250,000 hybrids by 2010, but it no longer seems to be aiming for that.

However, this assumes a limited taxonomic target and high-quality sequencing reads with few errors; thus, at least for this region, aiming for longer is better.

He was aiming for a longer stay at the Pirelli Stadium, but a knee injury sustained in a home draw with former club Port Vale left him sidelined for up to six months.

23 As we celebrate this progress in extending lives, it is reasonable to question whether we ought to continue aiming for ever longer lives on average or should ensure that more individuals avoid premature death.