Sentence examples for not just aims from inspiring English sources

The reason for this is that risk assessment not just aims at establishing scientific truth but has a practical aim, i.e. to provide the knowledge on basis of which decisions can be made about whether it is desirable to reduce or avoid certain technological risks in order to protect users or the public.

But his reforming agenda is not just aimed at Whitehall.

This time, the boos are not just aimed at Goldman.

But the TPP is not just aimed at dismantling tariff barriers.

He was right to talk about attitude, but the message was not just aimed at them.

DePaulo says that "singlism" — a term she coined and for which we are prepared to forgive her — is not just aimed at unmarried women.

She claimed that this pilgrimage was not just aimed a burnishing the junta's Buddhist credentials, but rather was related to Than Shwe's personal sense of mortality.

Erasmus was firing a shot across the bows, not just aimed at England but, with the World Twenty20 imminent, all teams: we are on your case, he seemed to be saying.

Their efforts are not just aimed at conservative activists; Walmart, for instance, developed a "New York Community Action Network" comprising African-American community leaders, low-income residents and labor groups as part of its effort to open a store in the city.

And it was not just aimed at children.

That's not just aimed at the strikers, I need to stress that point.