Sentence examples for presumably aimed from inspiring English sources

All this was presumably aimed at winning voters' hearts.Investors however, are mainly concerned about India's gaping budget deficit.

It's pleasing to see that while it's presumably aimed at grown ups, it follows the calendar tradition of jumbled-up numbered doors.

Presumably aimed at the Christmas market, this is a flimsy book, apparently drawn from newspaper cuttings and other secondary sources, and noticeably partisan.

The creation of the new post was presumably aimed at weakening the foreign representatives in Beijing by concentrating foreign affairs in the hands of the Tianjin officials.

It demoed this new machine — presumably aimed at creative professionals and enterprise customers — by showing off how well it worked with Microsoft's suite of productivity apps.

What they offer: The Tories' selection is better than Labour's, with teatowels, sweatshirts, ties and baby clothing (specifically a bib with "Future Prime Minister" on it, presumably aimed at infants born into privilege).

And here it is: a masked gunman at his front door, presumably aiming at Craven but hitting Emma by mistake.

In stringing all of this potent material together, Mr. Zustiak is presumably aiming at universal truths, timeless patterns of history.

So Mr Zhu is presumably aiming for efficiency as he confronts his country's intertwined problems—such as unemployment, deflation, flood damage, creaky banks and a wobbly state-enterprise system, to name just a few.

Presumably aiming to take advantage of a buyers' market, United Airlines, one of the three biggest carriers in the United States, this month requested proposals from both Airbus and Boeing for as many as 150 new aircraft, both twin- and single-aisle units, potentially worth $10 billion, according to press reports.

29 min: Nice move for Libya through the middle when Elkhatroushi and Osman link up, the former managing to toe the ball backwarsd to Osman who tries to hit the shot with the oustide of his right foot from the left, presumably aiming for the inside of the left post, but he screws it wide.