Sentence examples for the first aimed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the first aimed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the first target or objective of an action, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "The first aimed goal of the project was to improve efficiency."
The first aimed squarely at ITV's Tyldesely/Southgate partnership during England v Sweden.
The attack was the first aimed at Americans, at least since the United States sent more than a thousand troops to the southern Philippines in February.
While there are other gay Arab parties in the United States, this may have been the first aimed at lesbian Arabs.
The attack was the first aimed at foreigners in Yemen since last summer, when a suicide car bomber attacked a group of tourists visiting a temple in central Yemen, killing eight Spaniards and two Yemenis.
The attack, the first aimed at the international community in Pakistan in more than a year, occurred after more than a dozen suicide bombings against Pakistani government security installations in the last three months.
A group of antitax crusaders are trying to shutter them, in an effort that the American Library Association says may be the first aimed at dissolving an entire county library system by referendum.
The first aims to locate a microphone using CDMA operation, whereas the second aims to estimate the speaker's position using TDMA operation.
The second aims too low and sends a bullet whistling meters below the duck's belly.
The second aims to help humanitarian agencies distribute food, water, and medicine more efficiently.
In the first aim, it succeeds admirably.
Disarmament is today the first aim of our diplomacy.
