Sentence examples for broadly targeting from inspiring English sources

In attacks it described as similar to but less sophisticated than those at the core of its spat with China, Google said malicious software was used to infect "potentially tens of thousands of computers," broadly targeting Vietnamese speaking computer users around the world.

Based on our country's reactions to previous acts of terrorism, such as the Antiterrorism Act passed in response to the Oklahoma City bombing, we worried government might sweep too broadly, targeting the innocent along with the guilty based upon their race, religion, immigration status, and political views.

In addition, according to current concepts in HIV vaccine design, a broadly targeting vaccine-specific CD8 response would restrict acute HIV replication [44] [47].

More broadly, targeting of DNMT enzymes by association with H3K36me3 could explain methylation distribution across plants and animals.

Furthermore, as TGFβ plays many roles in normal physiology, including as a suppressor of the immune response and epithelial proliferation, broadly targeting TGFβ signaling for the treatment of disease is anticipated to be problematic [ 8].

A Wig-1-based therapeutic strategy could either aim at specifically inhibiting Wig-1 binding to N-Myc mRNA, or more broadly targeting Wig-1 expression or RNA binding.

Molecularly focused evaluations of other types of therapies, such as anti-EGFR therapeutic vaccines 66 or TKI/mAb combinations that more broadly target the ErbB family (e.g., erlotinib plus the HER2-targeted mAb pertuzumab 67, and afatinib plus the EGFR-targeted mAb cetuximab 68), may be worthwhile.

What is clear is that broadly targeted programmes, such as general employment subsidies and training, tend to be ineffective.

Assessments of Australia's past CVE measures have been mixed, but a common criticism has been that they tended to be broadly targeted rather than directly engaging with at-risk individuals.

Republican extremists, she noted, have managed in past election cycles not to tip their hand about an agenda that broadly targets reproductive rights – let alone let slip their views regarding "legitimate rape".

I see no problem with a concerted effort to make sure lower-salt-eating patterns are structurally facilitated, but I'm quite uncomfortable with a major broadly targeted one-size-fits-all public health initiative around salt reduction.