Sentence examples for helping to target from inspiring English sources

There has been speculation that intelligence personnel were on the ground helping to target airstrikes.

Part II describes the role data can play in helping to target housing blight, and introduces the various case studies from which this paper pulls its recommendations.

Fighting peaked at dawn and dusk, when teams of guerrillas pushed up against American armored vehicles, firing grenades and helping to target mortars fired from positions in Najaf's old city.

Already special forces from a number of countries, particularly the US and UK, are operating in Syria on the ground and they have the skills in helping to target artillery, missiles and in the last analysis aircraft.

Mr. Garlasco, who worked at the Pentagon helping to target bombs in the second Persian Gulf war, has since traveled the world for Human Rights Watch, investigating and writing reports of the alleged use of white phosphorus munitions in Gaza, cluster munitions in Russia and Georgia, and other military practices in Iraq, Afghanistan and Lebanon.

The Bush administration's own department of justice was found to have been illegally helping to target the group for political prosecutions and even John McCain, before receiving his talking points, had keynoted an Acorn convention, declaring the group is "what makes American special".

This funding will help to target those individuals that create and distribute the content".

As such, the identification of keystone OTUs will help to target key members of microbial communities.

The findings may help to target physical activity intervention toward persons at high risk for declining health and functional ability.

In 2009 Facebook flipped from loss to profit, and the introduction of the Like button that February helped to target advertising.

Knowledge of risk factors for conflict may also help to target such interventions at the patients and families who need them most.