Sentence examples for ever targeting from inspiring English sources

Which was one reason why, without ever targeting other local clubs, Bardwell have pulled in a lot of occasional players from the surrounding area, people who only want, or only able, to turn out every now and again.

But he denied ever targeting civilians.

The conference theme, "Now More Than Ever: Targeting Zero," envisioned a dramatically different future in which there are "zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS-related deaths".

forces ever targeted Arab communities on the basis of ethnicity".

The Kremlin insists that its aerial bombing has only ever targeted those two factions since it began in September.

Britain's critics may say it has always been selective in its criticisms and only ever targeted the rights records of countries of no economic or strategic importance.

The Obama administration has handed out $5.1 billion to states to improve academic performance at about 1,500 schools since 2009, the largest federal investment ever targeted at failing schools.

(The errata sheet said, in part, "No evidence exists that Adelson's early vending machine business activity was ever targeted by the Patriarca crime family or the Winter Hill Gang").

The development of an H.I.V. vaccine is slowed by the complexity of the challenge — H.I.V. is the most elusive virus ever targeted for a vaccine — but also by inadequate support for research.

Adding bipartisan credibility to the effort, Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore). — the most outspoken liberal antagonist of the CIA — praised Paul for pushing Brennan to clarify whether the CIA could ever target Americans on U.S. soil.

Unlike some of his Parliamentary colleagues, Mr Watson does not claim that his mobile phone was ever targeted - but he says the issue is still personal for him.