Sentence examples for commonly targetted from inspiring English sources

"Catcher," considered shocking when it was first published, in 1951, is at once a staple of the ninth-grade reading syllabus and one of the books most commonly targetted for removal from the shelves of public libraries, due to profanity and sexual content.

38 In breast cancer, the HER-2 receptor is a commonly targeted genetic aberration, although it is only targetable in 20% of breast cancers.

(These rates are lower in other countries). The two industries most commonly targeted globally are financial services and health care.

Bus travel through villages and small towns is another mode of transport that is commonly targeted by militants.

Regular exercise boosts signaling in brain circuits that utilize dopamine and serotonin — neurotransmitters commonly targeted by psychiatric drugs.

Traits commonly targeted in these studies include enzymatic catalysis, stability, stereoselectivity, and substrate preference.

People in his district suffer less from commonly targeted crimes such as burglary and robbery than other Londoners.

They should offer real time protection, an option to continually monitor aspects of your device that are commonly targeted by viruses and spyware.

The structural features and cellular components commonly targeted in drug design programs are often unique to bacteria.

Interventions to address the impact of the pandemic on children and adolescents commonly target only their vulnerabilities.

Trump has made warnings about refugees a staple of his stump speech, though he has most commonly targeted Syrians fleeing the five-year civil war that has devastated their country.