Sentence examples similar to undertaking aimed at the competition from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the Barbecue Hall of Fame was previously aimed at the competition circuit.

A decade or two ago, foreign study was generally an "elitist undertaking" aimed at acquiring a new language, said David Larsen, director of the Center for Education Abroad at Beaver College.

Jobs wasnt aiming at the competition.

More than a dozen newly formed groups, including the Nutritional Health Alliance, have undertaken a protest campaign aimed at the White House and Congress.

All are aimed at the young, upwardly mobile viewers the competition is still courting.

There is a lot of competition these days among London clubs aimed at the creative crowd.

In 2006, Iowa's then governor, Tom Vilsack, undertook a walking tour of the state, with the theme "Come Back to Iowa, Please," aimed at the young and educated.

He aimed at the fringes".

It is aimed at the devout.

Her antenna is aimed at the street.

It was aimed at the situation.