Sentence examples for of aim made from inspiring English sources

Notice the minute adjustments of aim made at the last instant by the men running though hoops.

This disparity of aim made U.S.-Canadian relations, if much better diplomatically than in the days of territorial expansion and boundary settlements, much more subtle and complicated than ever before.

The 2009 Recovery Act included some $4 billion for such technology with a wide range of aims: making it easier for solar and wind power generators to bring their product to market, making residential consumers' energy use more efficient, and improving the grid's reliability.

This high density of the chip and the excess inclusion of AIMs make it suitable for imputation, particularly for common markers (Pasaniuc et al. 2012).

Black Lives Matter's "use of violence and intimidation in pursuit of political aims" makes it similar to a terrorist group, claims the petition.

The chancellor of the exchequer endorsed the aim of making annual savings of £21.5 billion by 2007-08 worth 7% of departments' current spending.

Drainage procedures were performed in 10 cases, with the aim of making sure of adequate debridement of the abscesses.

The significance of the study is the aim of making evidence-based recommendations for timing of the closure of a temporary ileostomy after surgery for rectal cancer.

Volans said "more and more" will be added, with the eventual aim of making all of Eliot's correspondence available.

Google, the company that gave every European employee a bike, has unveiled a green initiative that straddles a number of projects with the aim of making the company carbon neutral this time next year.

The vote is regarded on both sides of the political divide as a crucial test of Mr Chávez's stated aim of making his socialist revolution "irreversible".