Sentence examples for perhaps aimed at from inspiring English sources

It was an astonishingly candid report, perhaps aimed at forcing the State Department to confront the growing disaster.

But days before, police arrested four men suspected of planning a terrorist attack, perhaps aimed at disrupting the tributes.

It is reasonable to note that the unusually rapid congressional action was perhaps aimed at protecting the privacy of Legislator X as much as Citizen Y.

The violence was perhaps aimed at Afghanistan's second presidential election, which was held on August 20th amid reports of intimidation and widespread rigging.

I suspect he already has one in mind: a wealth tax, perhaps aimed at people with high value properties worth more than £2m.

The police throughout Southeast Asia have been on edge for weeks for fear of another Bali-style attack, perhaps aimed at an international school or a church.

He may throughout his life have used different styles, perhaps aiming at different readerships, while maintaining somehow both his proneness for religion and superstition and his rational tendencies.

The effect on neurological features is a field of future research perhaps aiming at improved blood brain barrier penetrance of sulfonylurea drugs and allowing higher doses by alternatively handling hypoglycaemia.

Their enormous fanbase marches over the hill to see them and promptly march away again, leaving Nine Inch Nails facing a half-empty field, helping Trent Reznor deliver a shortish but glowering, magnificent set perhaps aimed personally at whoever put them up against Disclosure.

I'm not sure I can stand to be quite so optimistic, although the fact that the state is making an effort — even if it is feeble one, perhaps only aimed at placating Westerners — demonstrates a recognition of the problem and, maybe, just maybe, a willingness to address it.

It's not a new idea and isn't dissimilar in concept to Google Sidewiki, for example, which is perhaps more aimed at academic researchers.