Sentence examples for that particular aim from inspiring English sources

SAGA has been designed to be a flexible and useful tool for the geoscientific community and a large part of its actual structure is due to that particular aim.

Tangle's "Mother Knows Best" is a delightful ditty that takes particular aim at... mothers.

"Then people shout at you and you know that particular shout is aimed at you and that makes you feel a million dollars". You can follow the full coverage of the 2016 London Marathon and we will be featuring more inspirational stories from you in our live text commentary on Sunday.

In that statement, she took particular aim at Mr. Biden.

Freedom itself, which at times in his previous writings appeared to be a gratuitous activity that needed no particular aim or purpose to be of value, became a tool for human struggle in his brochure L'Existentialisme est un humanisme (1946; Existentialism and Humanism).

The aim of that particular strategy is to maintain contact with the patient in order to reduce the risk of drug overdose.

Compensate for the swing - It is obvious but you have to know how much the ball is swinging on that particular day, and adjust your aim accordingly.

ANNE CURZAN: It is certainly possible that you can create transactional versions of language that will achieve particular aims.

Today, Mr. Milosevic, acting as his own lawyer, tried to rip that testimony apart -- taking particular aim at a list that Mr. Barani said he had discovered that named 66 Albanians, himself included, to be "liquidated" by Serbian forces.

Along with political debates and campus controversies, The Federalist wrote about culture, such as a gushing review of a Polaroid collage exhibit from English artist David Hockney ― the kind of article aimed at that particular breed of college student who likes to discuss how the artist is pushing the boundaries of photorealism and cubism over dinner in the cafeteria.

One of the key challenges in designing agri-environmental schemes targeted at conservation is the determination of the amount of financial resources that should be allocated towards a particular aim such as the conservation of an endangered species.