Sentence examples for now aims for from inspiring English sources
So he recalibrated his approach, and now aims for lower alcohol, subtler, more savory wines.
Or were our heroes crippled by the high expectations?" Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung also put it succinctly in its page one banner headline: "Spain too strong, Germany now aims for third place".
It grew by 6.2% last year, and the government now aims for growth of 6.8% in 2013.After a decade of painful restructuring for banks and companies, Indonesian businesses are ramping up spending on new factories and infrastructure.
A higher inflation rate would make it easier for relative wages in different countries to adjust, because a cut in real wages would be easier to disguise with inflation of, say, 4% or 5% than the 2% that the ECB now aims for.
In his papers, he now aims for "crisp and clean, quick and active" writing.
Exodus has lopped $700 million off its sales target for this year, and now aims for $1.6 billiondouble last year's total but 30% lower than planned.
(Her team is now aiming for the fall).
The bride is now aiming for something in the under-$20,000 range.
Sullivan should and could now aim for a Ryder Cup berth.
J. Foyt, Dan Gurney, Al Unser young American driving stars now aim for the bigger money of NASCAR.
Mr Soini's reply is to insist that his party will now aim for "outright victory".
