Sentence examples for may be aiming from inspiring English sources

Insurgents may be aiming at electrical and water facilities to disrupt the new government.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin may be aiming for the same.

The report suggests the government's Troubled Families Programme, set up after the riots, may be aiming at the wrong target.

Apple may be aiming at metalheads with its thin MacBook Air, but Asus is chasing the leather crowd.

Mr. McKimens, who has learned a lot from Robert Crumb, may be aiming for the fabulous decay of Ivan Albright, only funnier.

Snyder may be aiming at a new level of auteurist action spectacle, but he banks on his considerable technique compensating for the near-total lack of ideas.

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.

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

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

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