Sentence examples for presentation aimed at from inspiring English sources

On Valentine's Day, four of the Manhattan district attorney's senior prosecutors stood before 12 jurors and began an exhaustive, carefully choreographed presentation aimed at achieving the seemingly impossible.

To the council, flats were listed with an average sales value of £1,330 per sq ft, while a presentation aimed at investors suggested they would sell at an average of £1,641 per sq ft – representing a disparity of £234m across the scheme.

On 17 August 2011, with partner Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social (CIESAS), UNICEF Mexico launched 'Voices of Indigenous Youth: Adolescence, Ethnicities and Communities in México', a multimedia presentation aimed at raising awareness of the hardships facing indigenous youth and increasing opportunities for their participation in society.

This presentation aims at targeting key areas, where crystalline oxides could improve wide bandgap semiconductor device performance.

This presentation aims at showing that it is possible to develop more sophisticated in vitro systems using primary human cells in co-culture with other cell types and biomaterials in a three-dimensional setting.

Our presentation aims at identifying the double importance suggested by Minkowski to the concept of intuition, as it represents a method of knowledge and, at the same time, as a fundamental element in the structure of the lived experience of a subject.

3. In groups, create and give informative presentations aimed at farmers about cranberries and pest management.

They then create unbiased presentations aimed at informing voters about the candidate's qualifications.

Whereas the unique capability of pDCs to produce large amounts of type I IFNs in response to pathogen recognition is generally accepted, their antigen-presenting function is often neglected since most studies on antigen presentation are aimed at other DC subsets.

"The two programs we canceled were very dated in their style and presentation and aimed at an audience that, very frankly, has diminished over the years because of aging and moving away.

And though John and the other apostles may have originally offered their eyewitness accounts of Jesus' life, crucifixion and resurrection as an urgent plea to nonbelievers, Mr. Sherrill's presentation is aimed at an audience of the converted.