Sentence examples for tacit aim from inspiring English sources

But it seems pretty clear that the tacit aim is to distract him from an acute and consuming grief.

The findings seemed to take tacit aim at the Russian decision while reinforcing arguments made by European opponents of weapons supplies.

At some companies, the tacit aim may be for the finance subsidiary to exploit the main business's balance-sheet and dodge regulation.

But I didn't want it to be like King Kong – I wanted nature to win!" One remarkable thing about Action was that it was tacitly aimed at working-class children.

So you can see why it makes sense to Global that Xfm, which already has a largely male audience having been tacitly aimed at men for years, could be the solution.

While the Lotus and Microsoft products link workers to stored documents, Tacit Knowledge aims more at linking workers to one another.

His article at Psychology Today, whose title "Eleven Dogmas of Analytic Philosophy" is a tacit homage to Quine, aims to show how a handful of analytic philosophy's unquestioned assumptions would be better off "naturalized" and incorporated into scientific enquiry generally.

These case studies aimed to combine both tacit and scientific knowledge through a collaborative and participative process.

The biology teachers were part of a larger population that participated in our previous study aimed at revealing biology teachers' tacit views of the knowledge required for teaching biology (Rozenszajn and Yarden [2014a]).

The rebels' war aims are tacitly recognized by NATO's mere presence, though Ali Ahmeti, their commander, argues that NATO should stay much longer.

However, American Stuttering English (ASE) speakers in their collectives have re-interpreted introductions for their own communal aims and tacitly rejected language ideologies that devalue their speech.