Sentence examples similar to s aimed from inspiring English sources

Let's aim to fix that.

While the bulked-up jackets that outfitted the legions of women entering the labor force in the 80's aimed to make women look like men in middle management, the current armor-derived garments seem to have much loftier goals.

But the money spent on engineering and building the luxury car is also a factor, and that may be harder to replicate in E.V.'s aimed at the mass market.

In one measure of the prison overcrowding, Mr. Hussein was reported by defectors from the penal system reaching the West to have ordered a "prison cleansing" campaign in the late 1990's, aimed at reducing the prison population, that resulted in thousands of executions of inmates serving terms of at little as eight years.

French theorists of the 1970's aimed to solve the crime: to unpack the artificial, starting with language and proceeding toward the vocabulary of cities. Troublemakers in paradise, postmodern theorists made it impossible to lap up appetizing forms without considering their causes.

Mr. Emanuel's jab was well aimed.

Starting at $7,000, it’s aimed at winning more business from the small and mid-size businesses snapping up Dell's personal computer-based servers.

Initially, the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW)'s aimed to achive at least 60% coverage of all pregnant women with at least two doses of IPTp-SP by 2005 in line with the Abuja Declaration of 2000.

Aileron's lead research aims at cancer.

Piano's design aims to accomplish both.

"He is aiming at+...+whoa, that dude's aiming at me! That's not cool".