Sentence examples for would aim for a from inspiring English sources

So if inflation averaged 1percentt annually over three years, the 700 fund would aim for a return of 8percentt a year.

That is, the Fed could announce that, hereafter, it would aim for a price level that rises 2 percent a year.

He would aim for a bachelor's degree.

Then he would aim for a government post.

If this happens, the new company would aim for a seamless transition.

They decided to start a new party that would aim for a broader political base.

The college would also seek to eliminate small upper-level classes in which only three or four students enrolled and would aim for an average class size of about 20 students.

Garden centres are fond of boring yellow types, but I'd aim for a mixture of red and white.

And it would aim for drivers a little younger than the early 50's set who generally buy the big cars.

Tony Abbott has spelled out his criteria for taking an increase to the goods and services tax to the next federal election, saying he would aim for "something approaching a consensus" and an overall reduction in the tax burden.

After the conclusion of the winter offensive, both Stalin and Stavka (the Soviet Armed Forces General Staff) believed that the eventual German offensives would aim for Moscow, with a major offensive to the south as well, mirroring the previous year's Operation Barbarossa and Operation Typhoon.