Sentence examples for admirable target from inspiring English sources
Review of a Lenny Bruce record. Bruce was a comedian something like Mort Sahl who had risen in nightclubs a few years earlier, with the Eisenhower Administration furnishing an admirable target for his views.
The New Yorker, June 14 , 1969P. 92 Review of a Lenny Bruce record. Bruce was a comedian something like Mort Sahl who had risen in nightclubs a few years earlier, with the Eisenhower Administration furnishing an admirable target for his views.
While it's admirable to target big-name customers, the chances are unlikely that they'll take a meeting or make a bet on a brand new product.
It's an admirable goal, targeting a real problem.
Incorporating more affluent nations in a way that allows active engagement with targets is admirable, but it is important that this does not distract from helping those most in need.
Besides, it turned out that the delivery system could be efficiently endocytosed by tumor cells, which attributed to its admirable biocompatibility and the targeting role of folate.
But with its research suggesting there are 1.1m women who do not cycle now but would like to - and an admirable recent record of hitting its targets - it seems unlikely that it will need to make one.
Moreover, the proposed method which can accurately be identified the target miRNA among its family members, demonstrated an admirable selectivity.
Rim Abdolah delivers her news bulletin with admirable gusto for a woman who knows hardly any of the target audience is watching.
