Sentence examples for managed to target from inspiring English sources

"The rebels managed to target the hubs of the thugs and their armories," he said.

She also managed to target an individual first-grader by including an unattributed quote saying that the child was not "what this school should be".

The renowned Pakistani journalist Rahimullah Yusufzai said in The News International that Ms. Yousufzai's father, Ziauddin Yousafzai, has long been on a Taliban hit list, "but the militants managed to target the daughter first".

If the rebels managed to target and hit a moving motorcade, it would signal an unusual tactical feat or perhaps new weapons more precise than the usual rockets and mortars, as well as good intelligence.

By releasing the Kindle with Special Offers, Amazon has already managed to target a presumably well-read audience who have made it known that they enjoy a bargain.

Throughout the study, participants were managed to target HbA1c ≤ 7.0%.

The toy market always was a cut-throat one, manufacturers managing to target their audience with dastardly élan, and each year the emphasis appears to strive towards bigger, better, faster, more.

UberCENTRAL is a project that manages to target both low- and high-income markets at once.

By measuring the signal's uncertainty, the scales corresponding to the entropy minima, or pseudo-frequencies, manage to target three main types of emissions generated by termites: the modulating components (enveloping curve), the carrier signals (activity, feeding and excavating), and the communicating impulses bursts (alarms).

Yesterday there was an attack in Sukari... I'm just trying to demonstrate that on a daily basis there's now roughly an attack in the very center of the city that manages to target a residential area.

But I worried too soon, as Redbeard whipped out a bunch of racist bullshit periodically, though he does manage to target nearly everyone at some point, except his beloved Nordics.