"aim at" or "aim for"?
Not every L is aimed at the pro. |
Move and aim at them with the mouse. |
The attack was aimed at the police. |
It is specifically aimed at people with a bad credit history who can't get other cards. |
A hidden premise in this discussion is that writing aimed at men is somehow the standard. |
He is surrounded by eight bodies, and police detective Solor has a gun aimed at his chest. |
Narendra Modi leads the brigade with his one-liners; his verbal arrows become particularly sharp when aimed at women. |
It was also a newspaper for women from the beginning, being the first to provide features specifically aimed at them. |
Like the Spanish Inquisition Franco aimed at purification of Spain by burning what he regarded as corrupted elements. |
Topona is aimed at refreshing memories of the past and reminding the world about what was accomplished here long ago. |
As a man, aim for at least 3000. |
Aim for the minimum achievement. |
Caxton aimed for a court readership. |
Like many retailers out there, you're probably aiming for success this holiday season. |
Every teacher, every head and every school should be aiming for excellence -- no lower. |
It ensures that sprinters can aim for the leader's jersey of the race in the opening week. |
In my experience it's a good idea to aim for 1) RH of 40% 2) Temperature not less than 50F / 10C in all parts of the room. |
A more pro-agriculture policy scenario is developed by aiming for a much higher level of agricultural growth at 6% (vrs. |
Jenny your blog seems meticulous to me and highly professional even if that isn't what you were intentionally aiming for. |
However, hill volunteers say they are moving in the right direction, and are aiming for mid December to open their doors. |
If you do that, your lawyer can report the claim to ICBC for you. |
Ticketmaster aims to post all tickets within 72 hours of booking. |
PPIP, in short, aims to conscript private money into public service. |
Under expansion plans, the company aims to produce 50 million tons by 2015. |
The PPIP aims to solve this riddle by focusing on leverage rather than prices. |
Introduction The Sexual Offences Act 2003 aimed to? reset the boundaries? regarding a public sexual ethic. |
It's all about sticking your middlefinger at the majority of people who aim to corrupt, bully or control who you are. |
The release is just the start of a new program that aims to built a Coromandel brown kiwi population on Motutapu Island. |
Her opening up of the house at the back aimed to, ' bring the green in, bring the sky in, bring the light in, ' she says. |
India is expected to play a large role in the Obama Administration's National Export Initiative (NEI ), which aims to double U. |
The French bank s aim in raising its 2002 forecasts and its dividend pay-out is to repel predators. |
Alex68 October 2, 2012 at 11:56 am Guess you realize how low we have to aim in terms of free agents huh. |
All such types have been so far aimed in serving the nation towards the constructions at an increased level. |
Being pissed off is taking anger as a weapon and aiming in the right targets so you end up in a happy place. |
Thus the social prevention of the offences is required to aim in a society free from exploitation of man by another man. |
Sorry, but Werth just strikes me as the kind of teammate whose disapproving glare you never want to see aimed in your direction. |
This anger can be aimed in many different directions at once, you may feel anger towards the loved one you have lost for leaving you alone. |
Instead think of their overall aims in terms of their job or tasks they wish to perform, and thus how the product can assist in meeting these goals. |
If we have more investment and continue to aim towards breaking even, we have more cash available for team investment. |
Its information is geared very much towards the novice, and aims towards a brief and general overview of each period rather then in-depth information. |
This organization aims towards development of the Internet and also develops suitable solutions for the rising challenges pertaining to law, business, technology and policy in the Internet arena. |