Sentence examples for similarly aimed from inspiring English sources
Bush's state visit to China in 2002 was similarly aimed at stabilizing strained relations.
In its early stages, this intervention was similarly aimed at depriving a terrorist organisation of its safe haven.
More recent North Korean provocations, including nuclear tests beginning in 2006, have been similarly aimed, Jager makes clear, at extracting foreign assistance crucial to the North's survival.
But it has crumbled under a ferociously negative advertising campaign, and the launch of a similarly aimed competitor from the Kremlin in the form of Unity.
One of the recent Belgian films to cause an international stir was the gloom-ridden "Bullhead" (2012), and "The Ardennes," the first full-length feature by Robin Pront, is similarly aimed at an audience of fatalists.
The company says it plans to offer more promotional programs in the future which are similarly aimed at helping artists get their music discovered.
Their latest endeavor, the Fair Folks cafe, similarly aims to be "a space where everything you encounter is for sale," Ms. Mazzei said recently.
Book-centered advice might similarly aim toward the sublime — once social media redefined "personality" as an aggregation of preferences and aversions, identifying just the product for someone could morph into an almost spiritual activity, like ministry.
Another program, sponsored by the National Executive Service Corps, has been working with New York City principals for five years, similarly aiming to develop partnerships between schools and the managers of local foundations and corporations.
In the first regional cap-and-trade effort in the United States, a coalition of 10 Northeastern and mid-Atlantic states making up the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative similarly aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 10 percent by 2018.
These qualitative findings are useful for guiding the development of other games that similarly aim to promote socially interactive and constructivist learning environments.
