Sentence examples for may have targets from inspiring English sources

The function of miRNAs is particularly complicated, and miR-24 may have targets other than FAF1 that are also involved in cell survival.

If at a dealership, realize that the salesperson may have targets to meet and a boss looking over his shoulder.

He may have targeted Bijan for both factors.

It later emerged that the stalker may have targeted up to 60 women over the last 20 years.

There are many kinds of metadata, and it is unclear exactly what the DSD may have targeted.

On Thursday night, Amran, 37, a former top official at the Commission for Racial Equality said he had been warned the alleged smear campaign may have targeted him.

Press accounts speculated that Robert Mercer may have targeted DeFazio because DeFazio had proposed a tax on a type of high-volume stock trade that Renaissance frequently made.

It also emerged that Mulcaire may have targeted the relatives of British servicemen killed in Afghanistan and Iraq and survivors of the 7/7 terrorist attacks on London.

The Yard rejected allegations that it has ignored a trove of evidence that Jonathan Rees may have targeted high-profile public figures including Tony Blair and Kate Middleton.

A spokesperson "vehemently denied" any involvement to Israel's Haaretz newspaper, which raised the possibility that hackers may have targeted the video.

The identities of the nine mainly young victims of the attack have emerged amid claims that 18-year-old Sonboly may have targeted people of Turkish and Arab origin, groups he apparently felt had picked on him at school.