Sentence examples for opposite aims from inspiring English sources

That same reasoning, with the opposite aims, seems to govern "Making a Murderer".

Both agents with opposite aims make a zero-sum game between them.

But he, too, understands how frustration can be born when "two strangers with somewhat opposite aims try to construct a conversation". .

The superb execution is the flesh we see in Westworld, that being an immensely detailed world, deeply sympathetic heroes with critically important goals, extremely dangerous villains with opposite aims, diverse character personas that conflict, characters that transform physically and emotionally, and an abundance of suspense, surprise and action.

9, 12, 13, 77, 80– 82 Generally, the simulations for validation may have two opposite aims: to predict the maximal production and secretion of a metabolite, given experimental measures of the microorganism in the medium and to detect enzymes or reactions that are essential for a specific metabolic task (eg, biomass synthesis, toxin synthesis, cell growth).

But while companies want to resolve boycotts quickly, activists often have the opposite aim.

Landlords are aghast, as are many experts, who say it could lead buy-to-let landlords to take properties off the market, reducing the number of homes available and pushing up rents the exact opposite aim of the policy's aim.

Mr Eichel's initiative seems more concerned with making German finance competitive by keeping foreigners out than by luring them in.London's Big Bang in 1986 had the opposite aim and effect although, as a Bundesbank official points out, most British merchant banks disappeared as a result.

Green LSP establishment methods, however, have an opposite aim, whereby they seek the minimal number of nodes or links.

By contrast, the neoliberal project which has been accelerated by the euro and then its post-Great-Recession crisis has an opposite aim.

Quite the opposite, Cunning aims to discomfit its academic audience in two ways.