Sentence examples for that all aimed from inspiring English sources

In Svenfelt et al. [36] a goal conflict analysis was carried out in order to assess the impact of different measures illustrated in backcasting scenarios for land use in Sweden that all aimed at reaching a climate target of zero net Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in 2060.

The news release announcing the plan said that the changes were "all aimed to slow traffic on Brooklyn streets".

Or, heaven forbid, the ingredient that most divides devotees of a dish that, above all, aims for creaminess: actual cream?

It shares much with biography, ethnography, and autoethnography in that they all aim to provide a rich account of human experience.

Mousavi said Iran's demonstrations were the starting point but that all the uprisings aimed at ending the "oppression of the rulers".

"It all starts with Merida discovering 'the will-of-the-wisps,'" Jon Negroni wrote in his widely circulated "Pixar Theory," the end-all, be-all timeline that aims to prove all of Pixar's movies exist in one universe.

By this point, Clinton had begun to see that all the work aimed at derailing Obama had paid off.

To address these concerns, some recommend that all therapies that aim at improving the health of individuals be included under the term integrated healthcare; a term that would eliminate the terminological barriers between conventional and unconventional care.

The airlines that have signed up are all aiming to fill seats that would otherwise fly empty.

This is a work, after all, that aims to translate a pursuit that is all about thought into the crowd-wowing physical dimensions of a basketball game.

Serenity is the state that we are all aiming for.