Sentence examples for mostly aim at from inspiring English sources

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].

In this study we mostly aim at hindering the final actin-vesicle interactions, so that the impact of actin filaments on the characteristics of exocytosis can be elucidated.

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

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.

China's government regularly announces corruption crackdowns that are mostly aimed at snaring government officials who accept bribes.

Several cardinals criticized the document, but it was mostly aimed at reining in theologians like Father Dupuis.

The investigation includes the football program, too, according to cbssports.com, but is mostly aimed at basketball.

The charge is mostly aimed at Emirates Airlines in Dubai, whose rapid expansion in recent years has rattled airlines in Britain, France and Germany.

Still, the government's report on Friday is expected to include calls for tax cuts of 2.5 trillion yen $20.1 billionn), mostly aimed at companies.