Sentence examples for a wider target from inspiring English sources

Anger at corruption in the regime could find a wider target in the Alawite sect itself.

But Thorpe's parody of the smug life has a wider target: the cossetedness of Western living in general.

This inspired us and gave us the confidence to continue on our path without watering the sport down to appeal to a wider target".

However, more recently, his ability to capture the demolition of the soul of decent people, as the social contract between citizen and government is ripped apart by the rapacity of neoliberalism, has hit a wider target.

Sometimes he stepped three feet away from the microphone and stand, moving a little to the left or right, aiming his strong voice at a wider target around it, letting his cackles and falsetto cries work like darts or subside into the music.

An assumption behind the project was that the present development of bicycles and accessories was an interesting entry point to increase utilitarian bicycling with potential to replace car use to a higher degree for a wider target group than ordinary bicycles.

The presented task conceptualization is deliberately generic in nature, to ease the portability between schools of thought and make it suitable for a wide target audience.

A wireless sensor network (WSN) with deployed field servers, which collect information on the water quality from a wide target area, is designed to detect water pollution in streams, rivers and coastal areas.

The OC disseminated the CC's final statement to reach a wide target and increase the implementation of the results.

This is because when you sprint around a wall you make your self a wide target Evade attacks.

In addition, we used a multianalyte profiling platform as a tool for a wide-target plasma proteomics screen.