Sentence examples for possible an aim from inspiring English sources

The true nature of human consciousness — in the time that can be spared from the quest for food, sex, and whatnot — is to enjoy itself by every means possible, an aim enhanced by aesthetic inventions from the "Ring" cycle to Cracker Jack prizes.

From that time forwards I took as many organic and analytical chemistry courses as possible, with an aim toward working in marine science.

If neuraxial haematoma is suspected, then magnetic resonance imaging must be done as soon as possible, with an aim for surgical decompression ideally within eight hours to achieve the best neurological outcome.

Requiring alcoholic drink producers to state calorie content and ingredients on the label should be considered as a possible aim for the new EU "alcohol strategy", suggests a draft resolution to be voted on Tuesday.

A further research is planned in this direction, by considering the potential, future increase of LVAD implantation as partial support and/or temporary mechanical unloading in less severe degree of heart failure, with a possible aim of inducing native heart recovery.

To the extent that such an aim is possible at all, it required that human beings become "producers of their social life in its totality" (Horkheimer 1972, 244).

In this situation, a possible therapeutic aim is to prolong nephrogenesis by medications.

A possible therapeutic aim for preterm and low-birth-weight babies is to compensate impairment of nephrogenesis by medication and to stimulate morphogenic activity in the nephrogenic zone to prolong thereby nephrogenesis during early postnatal development [7].

But as I indicated above, it might also be possible to aim a little higher for the longer term future as well.

These use pulleys and levers to reduce greatly the force needed to hold a bow at full draw, making it possible to aim without a lot of agonised wobbling.

We are, I know, ready and willing to submit our lives and our property to such discipline, because it makes possible a leadership which aims at the larger good.