Sentence examples for well aim from inspiring English sources

Actually, before we get there, the majority of them were sold with top-of-the-range Ghia or LX specification, so Roger might as well aim for those.

People all have cameras on their cell phones now, and, figuring, I guess, that they might as well aim them at something, they'd ask me to stand and pose a good thirty times a night.

It was like 'Rita, you did very, very well, you got a 98,' but God forbid, if you got under 80, you might as well aim to be a sanitation worker.

Tony Abbott's cabinet discussed possible post-2020 targets in July but was divided – with the environment minister, Greg Hunt, and the foreign minister, Julie Bishop, pushing for a credible target similar to those announced by the US and Canada, but other ministers arguing the government would be given no credit anyway and may as well aim low.

However, all of this remains consistent with the suggestion that it is quite appropriate to suppose that The Turing Test sets one long term goal for AI research: one thing that we might well aim to do eventually is to produce artificial people.

Whilst any reviewer of the literature might well aim to be systematic in their reviewing, the term systematic review is used to mean a specific approach.

Mr. Emanuel's jab was well aimed.

The satire is well aimed.

His criticisms of the flaws of Kenyan society have been plain and well aimed.

The company halted drilling of the well, aiming to bring the blowout preventer to the surface.

But the offers must be well aimed, he adds, or they will annoy people.