Sentence examples for will aim to make from inspiring English sources

The new venture will aim to make money and reinvest that cash in journalism.

Future improvements will aim to make each storage unit narrower, so as to pack more storage in less space.

Further research will aim to make more complex polarized holograms and to optimize the output efficiency of the device.

From January, the network will aim to make suggestions to politicians on how government can do more to get children muddy and bright-eyed.

New College of the Humanities, based in Bloomsbury, is being backed by private funding and will aim to make a profit.

He risked angering some Tories when he told the Times the coalition will aim to make taxes fairer, rather than reduce the overall tax burden.

And we'll aim to make journeys easier for all, not just for some.

If you are really serious about ushering in a new era in your home, it is likely you will aim to do both--paint and make changes to curtains, bedspreads, pillows, rugs, etc. See the "Tips" for extra ideas of the ways you can bring color into your home.

The company originally intended to make up to six movies a year, but will now aim to make three to five films annually, according to the people who were briefed on the deal.

In contrast to similar projects available in the market, this project wants to make the system expandable and will eventually aim to make the system a miniature electrical grid for the community.

So the 28-year-old, a rugby union World Cup winner with the All Blacks on home territory in 2011, will now aim to make another slice of history in a remarkable, controversial career at Old Trafford next month by becoming the first player to be crowned a world champion in each code.