Sentence examples for has successfully targeted from inspiring English sources
Mr. Vilsack says his department has successfully targeted 15 to 20 countries to increase exports.
Barclays Capital too, the investment-banking arm of the British bank, has successfully targeted America, concentrating on fixed-income products and commodities.At the same time private-equity firms and hedge funds have mercilessly fished in Wall Street's talent pool.
"No country can afford to sell itself with a 30-second tourism ad .Inspiration might come from across the Tasman Sea, where the "100% Pure New Zealand" campaign has successfully targeted adventure-seeking tourists.
T cell therapy has successfully targeted blood cancers.
Part of the appeal is that the youth market has really embraced this MVNO brand, which was formed in 2002, and has successfully targeted customers under the age of 35.
It has successfully targeted super-prime, or high-end, customers while at the same time keeping its sub-prime, or higher-risk and higher interest rate, customers, while aggressively researching potential customers before offering them a credit card.
"One of our reflections is this is a terrorist group we are seeing being put under pressure with the targeted strikes that have successfully targeted some of the key proponents in the organisation, with the action that the Iraqi forces are being able to take to push back against Isil".
The Iraqi air force claims to have successfully targeted the convoy of the Isis leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
At least incompetence is possible after Western and Ethiopian intelligence campaigns of recent years have successfully targeted Shabab bomb-makers and commanders; several would-be Shabab "martyrs" have accidentally blown themselves up this week.
The Israeli army said it had "successfully targeted" a cache of anti-tank missiles in the area.
In June, Symantec reported that an unnamed group had successfully targeted the satellite communications of Southeast Asia telecom companies involved in geospatial mapping and imaging.
