Sentence examples for more familiar targets from inspiring English sources

This rapid pace of development is facilitated by the identification of novel targets, development of new ways of inhibiting older and more familiar targets and some very innovative therapeutic engineering that allows us to inhibit multiple targets simultaneously.

But the former Republican vice presidential nominee quickly pivoted to more familiar targets -- the media and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

One gift of this debate to Clinton's party is that he now looks like a much more familiar target: a rich guy who is out for himself.

The Red Wings, the Rangers and the Devils, to select three, have displayed more consistent, familiar targets on their chests.

After getting more familiar with the piece, target the areas that need work.

Although the targets are more familiar to the neurosurgeon, the corridors are the territory of the otolaryngologist, and therefore participation in the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative care of these patients is essential.

It is, however, an open secret Sherwood would have liked to return to White Hart Lane to do some shopping and was targeting players more familiar with the Premier League.

However, the region's association with episodic memory [27] and familiarity of non-face stimuli [10], [11] supports a more complex role in the representation of familiar targets [5].

A further problem with a centrally directed bonus system was that it encouraged factories to continue producing well established, more familiar products because it was far easier to overfulfill targets on familiar products than to start work on new items.

The dynamism of 2007 — when the world woke up to climate change — has transformed this year into something more familiar to longtime observers of policies on global warming: talks about targets.

8.01pm GMT 4th over: England 24-2 (Lumb 16, Morgan 4) ; target 171 Ah so here we are in more familiar territory then, England trying to repair early damage.