Sentence examples for many aims from inspiring English sources

Communication has many aims and functions.

But he confesses to being wary of having "too many aims and goals".

"One of the many aims of terrorists with an attack is to provoke a disruption of that society.

Though they share many aims, al-Qaida and Isis have divergent strategic visions and favour dramatically different tactics.

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Among their many aims in Syria, three stand out: a negotiated settlement to end the violence; a desire to rein in Iran's efforts to exert influence in the region; and a commitment to remove Bashar Assad, Syria's president, from power.

But it did make 70 recommendations, many aimed at the institutionalised racism throughout the Metropolitan police.

Many aim to work, though, as data scientists for major companies.

Another $8.7 million went to run online ads, many aimed at finding new donors.

He waved to the crowds, and the crowds waved back, many aiming camera-equipped mobile phones at him.

The bill, one of many aimed at addressing the scheduled interest-rate increase, seems unlikely to win passage.