Sentence examples for may be aimed at from inspiring English sources

The government's widespread arrests over the last week may be aimed at changing that perception.

Delury said the move may be aimed at a domestic audience, not an international one.

He said the timing may be aimed at catching the attention of a new Obama administration.

The protesters' grievances may be aimed at Wall Street as a metaphor for broader economic forces.

They may be aimed at polishing a doctor's résumé or making a center seem at the vanguard of cancer care.

His advice may be aimed at the wealthy, but anyone with money to invest can adopt his practices.

With Apple's switch to Intel processors and increased visibility in the computing realm, some security experts have expressed concern that more malicious code may be aimed at Macs.

The Palin poetry spoofs, from Hart Seely's Slate article to William Shatner's Tonight Show recitation may be aimed at a straw dog.

While the Bold may be aimed at business users, its features might also lure anyone who wants a Swiss Army knife of a phone.

It may be aimed at helping veterans get what they deserve from a system that many see as rigged against them.

It may be aimed at one particular research project or some other initiative and can't be used in some other category.