Sentence examples for the later aimed from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the frame justifies the study's research design and research questions; the first of which was qualitative in nature and the later aimed at exploring the processes and supports that might enable successful STEM-integrated curriculum development by a TDT.

Prime Minister David Cameron will host an international meeting with charities and companies later, aimed at combating malnutrition in the developing world.

It later aimed to become a monolithic WeChat-style app that built utilities from third-parties onto its new instant messaging feature to help you arrange plans.

But he appears to have calculated that it was better to go to the polls sooner rather than later, aiming to capitalise on his popularity before the effects of some of the harshest new bailout measures – including further pension cuts, VAT increases and a controversial "solidarity" tax on incomes – started to make themselves felt.

To the north, the 2nd Panzer Division attacked several hours later, aiming south-west toward Avranches.

The same population was re-examined twelve years later aiming to describe the trends of CHD risk factors over time and discuss some key points on the natural course of coronary heart disease in a rural population of Crete.

The individual tends to define fixed standards of self-measurement and later aims to achieve higher levels of competency.

The later studies aimed to identify somatic, and possibly cancer-related, rearrangements in three breast cancer cell lines and five primary tumors from various tissues.

The first part of the series is geared toward relatively non-technical users, while the later part is aimed at users who can read code and are comfortable with using terminal commands.

Back then the partners had hoped to start the channel by early this year; later they aimed for the late summertime.

A short while later, Mr. Silver aimed the spotlight back at the governor by vowing to reject the heart of Mr. Pataki's plan to fill the gap: securing part of the $12 billion that the state is owed after a court settlement with tobacco companies.