Sentence examples for wrong with aiming from inspiring English sources

There's nothing wrong with aiming high".

There's nothing wrong with aiming at simplicity, of course.

And what is wrong with "aiming for a popular vote win"?

There is nothing wrong with aiming the criticism at her actual actions or work.

While there's nothing wrong with aiming to lose 50 pounds, gunning for this huge goal right off the bat can feel overwhelming and almost impossible when you're just starting out.

While there is nothing wrong with projects aiming to interpret or represent collective identities, 'identity-driven' is a label used to distinguish them from those museums viewed as more objective or less biased.

You remind me of Jay Z (yes, you heard me right): Ain't nothin' wrong with your aim, just gotta change the target.

There is nothing wrong in aiming high.

There's nothing wrong with wanting to aim for the top of that pyramid.

Even if there's nothing majorly wrong with your bike, the aim is to prevent any major future disasters – "you know how you replace the oil in a car, before the oil needs replacing so that the car engine doesn't mess up?

Terrie Alafat, chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Housing, said: "There is nothing wrong with the government's aim to help people achieve their aspiration of home ownership – but if affordable homes for rent are being sold, it's absolutely crucial that they are replaced.