Sentence examples for longer aims from inspiring English sources

The Eroica (Beethoven's title) no longer aims at an elite audience.

Lots of other investment banks measure their status via league tables and seek to bulk up where they are weakest: Mr Rohner told shareholders that UBS no longer aims to "offer everything to everyone".

The state, in Perkinson's eyes, has provided a "template for a more fearful and vengeful society," for a country that no longer aims, with its inmates, "to repair and redeem but to warehouse, avenge and permanently differentiate convicted criminals from law-abiding citizens".

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.

No longer aiming for the throne, she became majestic.

We no longer aim to be "digital first".

The attacks were no longer aimed at intelligence gathering, but at potentially sabotaging or shutting down plant operations.

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

Beaten into sense by four election defeats, Labor no longer aimed at changing the system and argued instead that it could run it better.

Many Barcelona players lost their heads and their fouling was no longer aimed solely at snuffing out attacks – much of it seemed plain malicious.

The Kane label is no longer aimed just at twentysomething "It" girls, but at a more womanly international clientele, who is less inclined to wear a micro-mini.