Sentence examples for far to target from inspiring English sources

And now, they face discriminatory state and federal legislation few examples of which go as far to target trans women specifically than Texas'.

JNK is not the only kinase identified so far to target ITCH.

It is far better to target help on the basis of people's income (something which, in places like Los Angeles, would mean helping Latinos anyway).

It would be far better to target executives with criminal sanctions, says Karl Hofstetter, group general counsel to Schindler, an elevator-maker that shared in a 1 billion cartel fine.How might Mr Almunia set about tackling these concerns?

It would be wiser, as Mr. Bush suggests, to work with more feasible technologies, including ground- or sea-based systems that can disable a missile during the initial phase of flight when it is far easier to target than a warhead streaking through space.

Thus far, efforts to target this mutation over the last two decades have been unsuccessful.

While most of the biological agents discussed so far aim to target a single receptor or a single family of related kinases, we are also witnessing the development of multitargeted kinase inhibitors.

Intelligence needs to be used far more effectively to target suspicious athletes.

Retailers have thus far supported efforts to target consumers more effectively, but not legislation to enact do-not-mail lists (which would operate similarly to do-not-call lists).

Here we review the landscape of spider-venom peptides that have so far been described to target vertebrate or invertebrate NaV channels.

He admits that as an older smoker, and a Rastafarian, he feels the police are far less likely to target him, but generally he feels the city's climate is more sympathetic to smokers.