Sentence examples for sharp aims from inspiring English sources

Kyocera plans to raise output from 30 to 72 megawatts, and Sharp aims to boost production from 30 to 54 megawatts.

Kyocera plans to raise output from 30 to 72 megawatts, and Sharp aims to boost its production from 30 to 54 megawatts.

Sharp aims to clock a time below two minutes for the 800m, adding: "Everyone says that if you keep that number in your head then it's not going to happen.

With Recurrent, Sharp aims to become a total solution company in the photovoltaic field, extending from developing and producing solar cells and modules to developing and marketing power generation plants.

According to the Nikkei, Sharp aims at optimizing use of their new plant through the cooperation, while Philips tries to cut production costs for their TVs and wants to reach break even in that segment next year.

"Her quick thinking and sharp aim stopped an armed robbery or worse," Mr. Bloomberg said.

But he has taken sharp aim at her record as Alaska governor, vigorously questioning her evolving stance on the state's so-called bridge to nowhere.

Donald Trump outlined an economic vision for the US on Monday, including dramatically slashing taxes, and took sharp aim at Hillary Clinton in an attempt to reset a campaign recently flogged by a series of controversies.

In "Justice Breyer's Sharp Aim" (Op-Ed, Dec. 22), Pauline Maier offers an excellent critique of the assault on our Constitution by five conservative justices of the Supreme Court as they distort the meaning of the Second Amendment.

Mass production starts as early as June 10, with Sharp aiming at putting out 100,000 units monthly.

A documentary that takes sharp aim at the use of extracting oil through hydraulic fracturing premieres tonight at showings in Los Angeles and San Francisco, and the title makes it clear where the filmmakers are pointing their critique.