Sentence examples for to aiming at from inspiring English sources

In addition to aiming at businesses outside the region, he has made "internal" marketing a priority.

In recent months, Beenz and Flooz have both shifted to aiming at the business market inside of individual consumers.

On any given day kids were demonstrating a learning outcome without necessarily having direct instruction, anything from throwing a ball to aiming at a target".

"I could draw the bow without the arrow and had no trouble holding on the dot at all," wrote a victim on the message board at archerytalk.com, referring to aiming at the center of the target.

Using air power to hit scattered, lightly armed ground forces as opposed to aiming at more strategic targets, such as Colonel Qaddafi's command centre, bases and other sites affecting his regime's survival, is inherently inefficient.

As for the "fighters" and the "shooters," an Xbox joypad may have 13 different buttons, but its basic point-and-click technology still lends itself most readily to aiming at things and hitting them; it therefore seems undeniable that video games, compared to other forms of entertainment, are disproportionately concerned with violence.

Is it ethical to aim at the pitcher?

Free software needs to aim at maximum user-friendliness.

It needs a QNX product for developers to aim at.

He knew exactly what to aim at in life.

The team decided to aim at the Hispanic community.