Sentence examples for some aim to from inspiring English sources

Some aim to provide greater oversight and transparency to prevent another crisis; some are seemingly to appease taxpayers.

Of the works that don't fit that description exactly, many are painterly ("An Alpine Symphony"), and some aim to evoke the metaphysical ("Tod und Verklärung") or naked emotion (the devastation of the postwar "Metamorphosen").

Some aim to rearrange the physician-heavy hospital hierarchy so that all health care workers, and even family members, have the opportunity to call the shots in a patient's care.

It's hard to imagine that a competitor could — or even would —  try to mimic one stridently Jenkinsian trait: Although most of his cheese signs are engineered to make you want to buy cheese, some aim to do the opposite.

Some aim to provide LNG bunkering facilities in the near future (Fig. 4).

There might be some aim to scale up over time, but the company hopes to just get started with local dealerships for now.

The reviews included had varying objectives: some aimed to map the success and failure factors or the most effective implementation strategies; others focussed primarily on charting the effects of clinical guidelines (see aims in Additional file 1, column 1).

Some studies aim to be tools for residents to stay one step ahead.

Some pros aim to trade their bonds for equity in a reorganized company.

Unlike some that aim to disrupt the industry entirely, ZipMatch works with the incumbents.

Some others aim to reduce message delivery delay, etc. Increasing the number of message copies helps to improve message delivery ratio while increasing overhead and message drop.