Sentence examples for new aim from inspiring English sources

Earlier today, AOL quietly launched beta versions of AIM 7 for Windows, AIM for Mac 2.0, and a new AIM Windows Mobile client.

The new aim, he added, is to see "if you can bring some gray into the picture".

To the extent that the new "aim" does rely on the mandated renewable energy target, Labor has promised to talk that through with industry and business groups.

Bradshaw said Labor's new aim for Australia to transition is own coal-heavy electricity supply to 50% renewables was "a good start" but more needed to be done.

Thousands of inquiries about membership have poured in since the discussion of a ban began, and the party's new aim is to attract 20,000 members.

He promises Jacobs that if only Farc could implement its new aim to promote tourism, the Marxist-Leninists would take him to even more remote and compelling attractions.

Classical literature and, less often, classical painting were invoked as a justification for these new aims.

Proof theory has created new aims outside traditional mathematics, especially in connection with computer science.

His tireless and motivational activity projected in perspective, thus permanently creating new aims for research.

Active recall of slavery, he argued, jeopardized black moral progress ("The Need of New Ideas and New Aims for a New Era" [AA], 18 19).

The turret would have to be redesigned and new aiming devices provided.