Sentence examples for only for aim from inspiring English sources

Last month we took a look at FlickIM one of the first iPhone-specific chat applications (but only for AIM).

This background will not be on your WeeWorld account; it is only for aim.

In the late 1970s, the Singaporean Hunter fleet was upgraded and modified by Lockheed Aircraft Services Singapore (LASS) with an additional hardpoint under the forward fuselage and another two inboard pylons (wired only for AIM-9 Sidewinders) before the main gears, bringing to a total of seven hardpoints for external stores and weapons delivery.

The money has been used not only for ads aimed specially at young people, but also for research, polling, Internet campaigns and other ways of helping people to stop smoking or persuading them not to start.

These findings have direct relevance not only for policies aimed at improving recreational fishing management but also for securing the supply of marine ecosystem services.

Jejomar Binay, the incumbent Vice President and now a leader of the opposition, recently quit his cabinet post and accused Aquino and his party of 'selective justice' and of using the state apparatus only for political aims.

While IR induces a variety of DNA lesions, including base damage and single strand breaks, DNA double strand break (DSB) is widely considered as the lesion responsible not only for the aimed cell killing of tumor cells, but also for the general genomic instability [ 79].

These sights were not only used for aiming fighter aircraft, they were used with aircraft defensive guns and in bombsights.

The plugin is currently Windows only, offering support for AIM and MSN Live Messenger with more protocols on the way.

Mateus took a pass from Lunguinha and then backheeled the ball back into the full-back's path, only for Lunguinha to aim a weak shot at the keeper from 18 yards.

This may be partly because US regulators seem to place a greater emphasis on the demonstration of p-values showing statistically significant increases in value over existing technology or agents, whereas EU regulators are more content to see any demonstration of utility, even if it is only for a secondary aim [ 61].