Sentence examples for may aim from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, someone who already walks 10,000 steps may aim for 15,000.

As for Mr. Galliano, there are hints that he may aim for some sort of comeback.

In other words, it may aim to be a more sophisticated version of Groupon.

In continents with bigger, emptier spaces, reclamation schemes may aim much higher.

We may aim to dominate teams but we don't aim to hurt people.

Converse's trademark-infringement lawsuits against Skechers and others may aim to give Chuck Taylors a more exclusive aura.

Humans may aim to be fair, but we know that cognitive biases and other factors skew human decision-making.

For example, one party may aim for evolution, while another may desire stability.

Educational settings may aim at fostering the interplay between associative and strategic components.

(Such education may aim at preparing an adult for a first job or for a new job, or it may aim at keeping him up to date on new developments in his occupation or profession).

Some may aim at volume; others, to target the top end, as with the market in non-resident investors' passports.