Sentence examples for may aiming to from inspiring English sources

Google announced the app in May, aiming to highlight the company's push into artificial intelligence.

Mini Seedcamp Copenhagen is a one day event on 27th May aiming to connect the 20 best web-tech, mobile and software talent with some of the leading entrepreneurs, developers, and experts from the European tech ecosystem.

The agreement, which was facilitated by UNICEF and its partners, was signed during a week-long national reconciliation forum in the capital Bangui, from 4 to 11 May, aiming to restore peace to the strife-torn country.

By Kun Li NEW YORK, 13 May 2005 – Striking at the heart of a global polio epidemic, a door-to-door immunization campaign kicks off on 14 May, aiming to reach the most vulnerable children in the poorest communities across Africa.

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

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

They may aim to conduct their trades in a matter of milliseconds as they try to exploit fleeting anomalies.

Whole Foods may aim to be a rebuke to the excess that comes of petrochemical might, unconscious gluttony, and corn-bloated immoderation.

Some groups simply may want their message to be heard; others may aim to disrupt the meeting as much as possible.

Though "American Tabloid" and "The Cold Six Thousand" may aim to fulfill the first book's promise to set straight "our continuing narrative line," they aren't entirely free of a certain kind of hagiography.

Some of them will try to predict from weather bulletins what day will be the coldest of the week and may aim to sleep the entire family in a single heated room that night.