Sentence examples for could not target from inspiring English sources

They worked slowly, they could not target specific neurons or they required adding a chemical agent.

Jobs's claim that "we don't track anyone" is arguably true, in that Apple could not target named individuals.

He got the program, he said, so sites could not target him for junk e-mail messages.

When Congress reauthorized the law at the end of 2012, legislators said Americans had nothing to worry about because the surveillance could not "target" American citizens or permanent residents.

The Hellfire, however, could not target the area in front of the building — in military parlance, it could not "get a signature" on the dirt there — and it was then agreed that the missile would attack a group of cars parked in front, presumably those which had carried Omar and his retinue.

According to Tom Meusel, Allaire's director of value-added reselling program, about 1,000 copies of HomeSite have been sold electronically, mostly to customers the company could not target on its own individual web site developers and corporations.

In days of old, brands couldn't target very narrow segments of their customers because they were using broadcast mediums like TV commercials, magazine ads and billboards, or endorsements from mainstream celebrities like movie actors.

You couldn't target objects or enemies, open menus or access inventory.

Cambridge Analytica promised that psychographics could not only target people as voters but also as personalities.

The use of pH-responsive cell-penetrating peptides (CPPs) is an attractive strategy for drug delivery in vivo, however, they still could not actively target to the desired sites.

The newer EB-66E was tasked with jamming surface-to-air missile (SAM) radar guidance systems so their missiles could not accurately target the aircraft.