Sentence examples for some aiming from inspiring English sources

Tactics varied between players – with some aiming for the sides of the stream, while others propelled their sticks into the middle.

A section of fans then broke out of the stands - some running towards the away supporters and some aiming their anger towards the boardroom - before mounted police ushered them back.

Some have arisen in response to Johnson's challenging emphasis on the obvious rightness of a non-virtuous agent's attempting self-improvement (Johnson 2003; van Zyl 2009), some in response to the obvious relevance of motive to the moral worth of actions (Slote 2001), some aiming to distinguish action guidance from a theoretical account of what makes actions right (Swanton 2003; Zagzebski 2004).

Depending on the eye position behind the sight and the closeness of the target this induces some aiming error.

Most commonly, programs provide care both inside and outside of the home, with some aiming for multiple locations, including a clinic or hospital (e.g. Lusikisiki Clinic).

Looking outside of true observational designs to studies which are non-randomised but incorporate an experimental element to them, we find a number of 'open-label' trials, some aiming to assess longer-term outcomes and others aiming to assess effectiveness in a more naturalistic setting.

It's going to require a smorgasbord of programs — some aimed at homeowners in trouble, some aimed at the credit markets, some aimed at the job market — as well as a whole lot of time and patience.

The commercials range from the macro to the micro, with some aimed at tiny demographic slices.

On Facebook, there are dozens of hookah interest groups, some aimed at protesting bans on hookahs.

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

But it is a complicated log, in which some acts seem symbolic and others impulsive, some aimed at a national community and others much more personal.