Sentence examples for mass aimed from inspiring English sources

This summer he loosened rules on saying the old Latin Mass, aimed partly at mending a rift with ultra-traditionalist Catholics on the church's right wing.

Further "Big Pharma" mergers are anticipated, as companies strive for global marketing muscle and critical mass, aimed at cutting costs and increasing the productivity of research and development departments.

Its contents aren't entirely awful, but it's hard to avoid the creeping sense that pop music is in the process of becoming the kind of thing that people who hate pop music always claim it is: a cynical, homogenous mass, aimed squarely at the lowest common denominator.

Since you're probably also going to be exercising more to gain mass, aim to drink 10 glasses of water every day.

In target shooting there are two approaches to sight alignment: Center of Mass (aim at the center of the bullseye) or 6 o'clock hold (aim just underneath of the bullseye).

"Let's say it plainly: This was a mass slaying aimed at LGBT people," Tim Teeman wrote in The Daily Beast.

This has spurred activities in computational mass spectrometry, aimed at proposing tentative identifications for the cases where the mass spectrum is not (yet) in a mass spectral library.

Many are getting sentences of only a few years, and Arab governments continue to release hundreds every year through mass pardons aimed at quelling fundamentalist Islamic movements.

Bush said he was determined to disarm "nations which develop weapons of mass destruction aimed at destroying America and attacking our friends and our allies".

There is still a vital distinction . . . between the constitutionally protected expression of dissent . . . and mass movements aimed at breaking the President".

At the same time, it has endorsed "mass action" aimed at bringing interest rates down to what it considers "acceptable levels".