Sentence examples for will aim to match from inspiring English sources

Advertisements will aim to match the content of the video and the Web page where they are played.

Radcliffe, the winner in 2002, 2003 and 2005, will aim to match Norway's Ingrid Kristiansen, who won the London Marathon four times between 1984 and 1988.

Peter Fincham, ITV director of TV, has said the broadcaster will aim to match the ethnic makeup of the UK on and off screen.

In the short term Chris Froome expects to start next Sunday's Ride London Classic on his way to the Olympic Games, while in the long term he intends to return to the Tour de France until he is deep into his 30s, raising the possibility he will aim to match the likes of Eddy Merckx and Bernard Hinault on five wins.

Massaro will aim to match compatriot Janet Morgan's achievement of 1959 by retaining the title.

In mid-September, she will become director of the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research, a nonprofit created by the 2014 Farm Bill that has federal funding and will aim to match it with private donations for USDA research.

Whatever comes in the future has some serious precedent to appreciate and aim to match, if not exceed.

The new alliance aims to match Baltika with three national brands, including Stella Artois, which will be brewed under licence inside Russia.Others have similar ideas.

It aims to match patients with the most effective clinical trials.

In the pit, Stephen Lord aims to match Miller's cool by driving the score hard.

The startup's analytics and logistics platform aims to match supply and demand for used cars.