Sentence examples for more recent targets from inspiring English sources

On education and the environment – which have both been more recent targets of liberal reform – we have gone nowhere, or even regressed.

More recent targets include MySpace (online safety for minors), Guidant ($16.8 million for selling allegedly defective defibrillators) and aol (consumer complaints).

A part of TikTok's ambitious global expansion plan has been its more recent targeting of emerging markets — like India and Indonesia — where the company's quietly launched "TikTok Lite" app has been gaining ground in the latter half of 2018.

This fact indicates that metastases are refractory to current treatments such as the traditional modalities of irradiation and chemotherapy as well as the more recent targeted biological therapies.

Drugs used both in classical chemotherapy and the more recent targeted therapy do not have cancer cell specificity and, hence, cause severe systemic side effects.

But the flight between Paris and Cairo links two of the more obvious recent targets for Isis extremists.

From time to time we get worrisome evidence of data malfeasance, such as the last big revelation of N.S.A. eavesdropping, in 2005, which disclosed that the agency was tapping Americans without the legal nicety of a warrant, or the more recent I.R.S. targeting of right-wing political groups.

Although substance abuse research is traditionally focused on men, some more recent studies target women.

A more recent gene-targeting experiment has shown that a null mutation of Prh also results in abnormalities of cardiac and vascular development [ 27].

More recent works targeted additional sites in other genes, to find examples where the longer RNAs had greater potency, the same potency, and lower potency than 21 mers at the same site.

The more recent YiSpector malware targeted both jailbroken and non-jailbroken iOS devices.