Sentence examples for yet aimed from inspiring English sources

Not so in Orange County, where the prohibitions are among the most severe yet, aimed at all sorts of offenders.

Diplomats call the new sanctions, which also include high-seas searches of North Korean ships for unconventional weapons, potentially some of the most potent yet aimed at North Korea.

But the proposals are among the most concrete steps yet aimed at preventing financial institutions from becoming "too big to fail" and at keeping tabs on insurance companies and other companies whose activities could endanger the American economy.

We propose a solution that does not require location information yet aimed at better efficiency than the gossip-based approach.

(Disclosure: I'm a minor investor in Oxynade, which is also into ticketing services yet aimed at European event organizers).

In a recent mailing asking supporters for $5.00, RAN announced its "most ambitious palm oil campaign yet, aimed at convincing the top 20 snack food companies to cut orangutan extinction out of their supply chains".

Carl Rosendorf, senior vice president of BarnesandNoble.com, said the company could not yet aim its offers with such precision.

The site is so new that I had already completed this column when it appeared, offering low-cost fashions that do not match those in the film yet aim to provide some of the flavor.

Emission regulation and renewable energy promotion are regulation measures in two aspects, yet aiming at the same goal of achieving energy conservation and emission reduction targets.

The method builds upon the standard comparison of herbarium samples with genebank accessions via gap analysis [17], yet aims to address sampling biases by modeling species distributions with a robust algorithm, and refining these distributions using two different criteria.

However, major challenges must be faced, among which the rapid knowledge growth and the diversification of training offered in parallel to an increasing number of students with scarce resources yet aiming at high quality of training.