Sentence examples for will continue to aim for from inspiring English sources

Bernanke the Republican Fed Chair aimed for that, Yellen the Democrat agreed as Vice-Chair, and now she will continue to aim for that as the new Chair.

Ads touting new paranoid thrillers will continue to aim at consumers across all their media devices, according to algorithmic decree.

Whether criticism will continue to aim at empirical exactitude or will turn in some new direction cannot be readily predicted, for the empiricist ideal and its sanctuary, the university, are not themselves secure from attack.

"There is already a huge amount to celebrate in our schools but we will continue to aim higher".

"We'll continue to aim to get big audiences for the right subject – but that's not to say we'll only aim for big audiences.

He said the new state would continue to aim for unity.

Herrera along with expanding her lower-priced CH label, continues to aim for high-end shoppers.

Vigreux says TomTom continues to aim for that No. 1 spot.

For, as economic preferences, needs, opportunities, beliefs, insights, and capacities change in unannounced and unpredictable ways, the public system will similarly have to change if it is going to continue to aim at maximizing lifetime incomes for the worst off.

Until then, AOL probably will continue to keep AIM to itself and to take aim at anyone who has a different idea.

To forestall a showdown with Republicans, Democratic leaders unveiled an amendment to the war funding bill that "explicitly bars" using proceeds from the legislation "to transfer, release or incarcerate any of the Guantanamo detainees in the United States". Republicans said they will continue to press for even tougher language aimed at forcing the military to keep the Guantanamo site in operation.