Sentence examples for have instead targeted from inspiring English sources
A large majority of Russia's military strikes in Syria have not been aimed at the Islamic State group or jihadists tied to al-Qaida, and have instead targeted the moderate Syrian opposition, the US State Department said on Wednesday.
They have instead targeted Russia's long-term ability to develop new oil resources, by placing restrictions on the technology systems behind offshore energy exploration.
There have so far been no early-intervention programmes designed to improve hand function in infants with cerebral palsy (CP); most programmes have instead targeted general motor and cognitive development [ 1, 2].
While many in the personal finance space have focused on helping people manage their money and investments, Credit Sesame has instead targeted the liability side of the balance sheet, explains CEO Adrian Nazari.
The extremely marginalised status of all San children in Omaheke has meant that the project, while initially formulated with girls in mind, has instead targeted all San children in Omaheke.
In contrast, clinical efforts to restore PTEN functionality have instead focused on targeting kinases in the PI3K pathway, including PI3K, Akt, and the mammalian target of rapamycin (Hopkins and Parsons, 2014).
The Kremlin has become increasingly nervous at this growing opposition but has given this protest permission to go ahead, though opposition activists say that they have instead become the target of a campaign aimed at discrediting the movement.
Criminals have instead turned their sights on targets that seem more rewarding: security vans.
They argue that rather than simply targeting terror groups, authorities have instead launched a frontal assault on conservative Islam.
No differences were observed between Mjd siRNA and mock-transfected differentiated cells, suggesting that mATX3 does not perturb the onset of the myogenic program but has instead downstream targets.
He may have chosen to instead target a movie theater or a shopping mall -- like the rampage killers in Aurora, Colo., or Portland, Ore.
