Sentence examples for a target against which from inspiring English sources

People who are extraordinarily rich — and their slights, real or perceived, against the rest of us — have long provided a target against which we can unite.

Hou's 7 hashas been played before, but it may be a mistake because it gives Black a target against which to advance his pawns.

The identification of what happens in a rat's brain when it falls off the wagon "gives us a target against which we can work to find appropriate medications to deal with relapse," says Alan Leshner, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse in Bethesda, Maryland.

Several conditions are generally considered prior to the selection of a kinase as a therapeutic target against which drugs are developed.

And so this is a great target against which to make drugs to treat pain.

This leads to a quantified target against which one predicts the rate of random hardware failures and establishes ALARP and a Safety Integrity Level (SIL) band for mandating the appropriate rigor of life cycle activities.

In this time of economic dislocation and pain, it is easy to see how the Jewish community is once again at risk of being scapegoated by frustrated and angry populations looking for a convenient target against which to direct their fury.

All these studies suggest that mPTPB is a potential target against which inhibitors can be designed to develop new and effective anti-tuberculosis agents.

Since the start of Japan's deflationary era in 1999, the BoJ has stoutly resisted calls to set an inflation target against which it can be judged and by which it can be embarrassed if it misses.

This in itself can be useful, as a way of establishing a baseline, or target, against which the success or failure of cancer control interventions can be evaluated (Hakulinen, 1996).

But Advance is cheap enough, at 14 times my estimate of this year's earnings, and has a strong enough franchise to be an attractive takeover target, against which it has no adequate defense.