Sentence examples for mostly aim from inspiring English sources

SOLDIERS mostly aim better with bullets than with words, but Yemen's army can claim unwonted accuracy in its latest offensive, Operation Scorched Earth.

Unlike the Shreks and the Kung Fu Pandas of this world, the characters mostly aim their material at the younger audience's level, although it is a bit jarring to hear Dora (the Nickelodeon-ready Virginia Cavaliere) quote "Scarface," one of the most violent movies ever made.

Whereas, the countermeasures of site PP2 (see Fig. 12) (excluding those involving intersections not considered here), mostly aim at reducing driveways.

Their critics mainly stress their 'unscientific character' [10], and new forms that are being developed mostly aim at improving their 'scientific' quality [13, 27].

These approaches mostly aim to identify CRMs for specific biological processes and/or functions [ 17].

On the other hand, other systems listed in 'Ranking search results' section are mostly aim for improved precision over PubMed's default reverse time sorting scheme.

But the small, mostly AIM-listed Internet shares managed to finish broadly higher on the day.

And a handful of insurers have begun experimenting with banking, mostly aimed at their insurance customers.

ETA terrorists mostly aimed to kill government officials, soldiers and police officers.

Google's move seems mostly aimed at courting software developers, Mr. Blau said.

Yet these packages are mostly aimed at hard-core fans or those who still yearn for physical product.