Sentence examples for may aimed at from inspiring English sources

On 1 May, it began a series of probing attacks prior to an attack on 4 May aimed at capturing the Wawa Dam, an important part of Manila's water supply.

(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.

The act of worship may aim at a temporary leaving behind of the ordinary concerns and activities of the individual, so that meditation on the divine may occur.

Meditations on the divinity at the source of all things, amid weeping, singing, and dancing, may aim at self-surrender to blissful possession by Krishna.

Another popular children's site, Webkinz, says openly that its advertising partners may aim at visitors with ads based on the collection of "anonymous data".

Furthermore, positive arguments for prohibiting pornography may aim at securing social equality for women.

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

In the context of an aging society, policies may aim at delaying retirement and stimulate the participation of the elderly to the labor force.

Future work may aim at exploring the multistability and multiperiodicity for fractional-order fuzzy Cohen-Grossberg neural networks with deviating argument.

However, the effectiveness of such policies and the net welfare effects of inciting such urban development is unclear; furthermore, infrastructure developments may aim at optimizing very different accessibility measures.