Sentence examples for special aim from inspiring English sources
Mr. Swoboda took special aim at the recent handling of the Cyprus bailout.
It took special aim at a headline in the Times, "Casino Says it Likely Cheated," calling it "inflammatory and defamatory".
Indeed, a wounded Le Figaro took special aim the other day at The Economist's coverage over the years.
Deslandres and Bernard have designed a photometer having for its special aim the determination of the intensity of the circumsolar light.
Architectural rendering, branch of the pictorial arts and of architectural design whose special aim is to show, before buildings have been built, how they will look when completed.
A special aim was to quantify the price premiums farmers require for program participation and to identify determinants influencing the premium level.
Portraying the working environment of his police officers as "terrifying," he said that "there is no point shooting at somebody's chest, because that is where the bomb is likely to be". Instead, for the first time, police used special aim-for-the head tactics under a plan adopted after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in the United States.
To these were added skepticism over the deterrent effects of punishment (whether special, aimed at the offender, or general, aimed at the public) and as an effective goal to pursue in punishment.
The sales and marketing teams could quickly put together a special aimed at the right people in a connected network that shows up to reinforce the message and increase sales.
Instead, Jennings devoted his energies to covering the War in Bosnia and Herzegovina, anchoring three hour-long prime time specials on the subject and one Saturday-morning special aimed at children.
Destination America's general manager Marc Etkind said the special aims to "show exactly what is inside this infamous, highly dangerous and possessed home". "By actually exorcising this iconic house live, Destination America will do what it does best -- bringing never before seen experiences to television," he said.
