Sentences with phrase «square aim»
Yesterday, Cuomo took square aim at incumbent Republican Marcellino, who was not previously thought to be on the Democrats» top target list, but thanks largely to the controversial candidacy of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, many more seats are now believed to be in play.
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GM says the new cruiser takes square aim at competitors from Ford and Dodge.
Token Squared aims to raise $ 5 million to invest in other ICOs at the moment.
CON: Because Square aims to be efficient, there lacks a human element when it comes to user support for new users.
Developed in collaboration with advisers from Nigeria's Ministries of Education and Health and the country's educational community, Sesame Square aims at a broad range of children's educational and developmental needs in one of Africa's largest and most diverse countries.
The Worldwatch Institute's State of the World 2010 report has just been released and takes square aim at what's at the root of the planet's current environment woes, be it climate change, biodiversity loss, natural
On Tuesday, however, Mr. Cuomo took square aim at six members of New York's Republican congressional delegation, kicking off what promises to be a multimillion - dollar campaign backed by the state's Democratic Party.
The Mercedes - Benz GL is the largest SUV offered by the German luxury company, and it takes square aim at the full - size premium offerings built by Detroit stalwarts such as...
The all - new Genesis sedan from Hyundai debuted in Detroit, taking square aim at the luxury car establishment.
Rather than competing with handhelds like the 3DS or full - fledged consoles like the Xbox One, the Vita TV seems to be taking square aim at lightweight consoles like the Ouya and, to a lesser extent, streaming video boxes like the Roku.
The Worldwatch Institute's State of the World 2010 report has just been released and takes square aim at what's at the root of the planet's current environment woes, be it climate change, biodiversity loss, natural resource overconsumption.
Patent reform flopped in 2011 but, this time, the proposed law takes square aim at the trolls who have made a mockery of the system.