Sentence examples for what is aimed from inspiring English sources
Its mainly elderly, or migrant, inhabitants have been cleared out to make way for what is aimed at becoming the city's answer to Covent Garden in London.
On this level, the immanent is what is given adequately (e.g., one sees the front side of the tree) and the transcendent is what is aimed at, or intended (the tree).
Like all stunning manifesto-like statements, Kitaj's is an ideal, but when he cites Lucien Freud as an inspiration (the show has three Freuds) what is aimed for is understood.
The effects caused by overbalanced waterflooding are precisely counter to what is aimed for in improved oil recovery projects by water injection.
Making use of tuffs' high porosity and of cement production process, what is aimed in this study is enhancement of strength properties of white tuff blocks in the Eskisehir Derbent Ciftligi region by means of treatment in slaked lime bath.
Without doubt it is essential to actually place what is aimed for.
That appears to be what South Africa is aiming to do.
And that's what Facebook is aiming to improve today.
That's exactly what EggCartel is aiming to do.
More specifically, what is UNICEF aiming to achieve?
