Sentence examples for more targeted effort from inspiring English sources

The drone base, established in February and staffed by about 120 members of the Air Force, is the latest indication of the priority Africa has become for the United States at a time when it is winding down its presence in Afghanistan and President Obama has set a goal of moving from a global war on terrorism toward a more targeted effort.

The Department of Health and Human Services will scale a more targeted effort, "DC-to-VC," to engage venture capitalists, innovators, and entrepreneurs who are increasingly focused on how to capitalize on reforms that promote health IT adoption, reform payment incentives to reward value, not volume, and liberate an unprecedented amount of health information.

Dawson also said the report findings suggested smarter, more coordinated and more targeted efforts to reduce the demand and supply of ice.

So, even as we aggressively pursue terrorist networks – through more targeted efforts and by building the capacity of our foreign partners – America must move off a permanent war footing.

The quantification of land use effects on dominant erosive processes such as river bank and river bed erosion, landslides and the concentrated flow erosion on footpaths and roads can contribute to more targeted efforts and relevant incentives to reduce (or live with) sediment load of the rivers.

Therefore, we recommend more targeted efforts to reduce such risks in this group.

With better surveillance and data, more targeted efforts to protect children can be put in place.

It is likely that more targeted efforts are required to improve CRC screening for low-income individuals.

At the individual level the study identifies the need for more targeted efforts to reach children early with a focus on females, Hispanics and Blacks, and uninsured children.

These more targeted efforts, informed by physiological studies in agriculture but incorporating wild species variation, make dissecting the genetic basis of drought adaptation highly promising in tomato and similar systems.

If one assumes that student engagement in research is a positive behavior that should be encouraged, taking student characteristics into consideration might result in more targeted efforts of recruitment and hold greater promise in contributing to the sustainability of the physician-scientist career pipeline.