Sentence examples for interested in targeting from inspiring English sources

This type of analysis may be of particular interest to policy makers interested in targeting a particular sub-group, such as girls or adolescents.

53.8 percent of developers said they were "very interested" in targeting Nexus devices, which far outweighs the interest expressed in fully separate mobile platforms like BlackBerry and Windows Phone.

Before the crash regulators weren't interested in targeting culture – but this, too, has changed under this government.

But while Dolan is believed to be interested in targeting Masai Ujiri, the Toronto Raptors' president for basketball operations, to replace Jackson, Ujiri signed a lucrative, long-term extension with the Raptors last year.

We are particularly interested in targeting the fimbria fornix, a large white matter tract connecting the hippocampus to cortical and subcortical brain structures, in order to provide therapeutic access to memory and learning centers of the brain affected early in AD, and facilitate efficacy assessment by hippocampal-based cognitive tests.

Drug developers are most interested in targeting PGHS-2, and Garavito's laboratory is trying to grow crystals of that form of the enzyme large enough to X-ray.

I'm most interested in Targeted Training for a Faster Finish ($95).

Many of these citizens are much more interested in target shooting and hunting than in open carrying in the fast-food line or planning for a takeover of a fascist government.

Enrichment programmes such as Summer Schools, Psychiatry Institutes and electives can play an important part in targeting students interested in psychiatry and provide them with a more in depth educational exposure to the speciality [ 48- 51].

Some researchers focus on single-target tracking while others are interested in multiple-target tracking.

But when the FBI did arrest a supposed "blackhat" – Hector Monsegur, aka Sabu – and turned him into an informant, they were more interested in hacking targets of their own choosing than preventing attacks on US targets.