Sentence examples for really aims from inspiring English sources

If Ms. Taittinger really aims to revive Baccarat as a world-class brand, she might consider dusting off more of these classics and putting them back in production.

"They show that, more than ever, this country needs a majority Conservative Government which really aims to get net migration into the tens of thousands, and that should remain our ambition".

No one really aims to catch up with Starbucks, whose brand ambitions by now rather transcend espresso and milk.

This part of their work is very ambitious, and really aims at studying analytical and geometrical properties of metric measure spaces; what we will see here is only a starting point.

But this latest commercial is the first (to my knowledge) that really aims to connect with people on a deep emotional level.

Instead, Tipflare really aims to differentiate itself from other services by being broad in focus while trying to keep the design and UX as clutter-free and as easy to use as possible.

Its space blast was really aimed at rival America.

The Brompton isn't really aimed at the fitness enthusiast.

This isn't really aimed at banks, though.

Human-rights groups believe the laws are really aimed at unemployed, homeless aboriginal youths.

What it is really aiming for is the high school market.