Sentence examples for that an aim from inspiring English sources
It has the sting of the new — the minor sport with a major place in history, a satisfyingly dense array of rules and dexterities, and yet, for all that, an aim that seems piercingly simple.
They sometimes seem to be trying to convince themselves that an aim that has become a linchpin of American strategy is still achievable.Their nervousness has been heightened by the recent embarrassment over the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank AIIBB), a new, China-led multilateral development-finance institution.
Monists believe that an aim of biological taxonomy is to identify the single correct species concept.
So, the systems approach seems to underwrite the truism that an aim of science is the discovery of laws (Earman 1978, 180; Loewer 1996, 112).
Assuming that an aim of migration is to better economic conditions for the family across borders (host and origin country), we expected to have double association with migrants' intentions.
Was that an aim of yours?
They decided to start a new party that would aim for a broader political base.
With that aim, an experimental campaign based on a Taguchi orthogonal matrix has been deployed.
5500, has a name that is aimed at a pretty technical crowd.
About 250 members donated £100 each for a site that aims to offer an "interesting magazine for interesting women".
