Sentence examples for more targets in from inspiring English sources

We have got to set more targets in midfield in the 13 channel.

There was evidence, too, that the allies were striking more targets in and around Tripoli, the capital.

Israeli sirens continued to blare, warning of incoming rockets, while airstrikes hit more targets in Gaza, even after Palestinian factions declared that the round of violence was over.

But the broader list also includes more targets in Kosovo, reflecting NATO desires to begin striking at the scattered tanks and troops carrying out the crackdown.

These data argue for more targets in structural genomics initiatives and particularly for the selection of different domain architectures to gain better insights into protein functions.

Compared to 1R and 2R CCC, 3R CCC was easier to separate the more complex natural products with more targets in the complex natural extracts.

"Companies that engage often get more targeted in the future," he says.

"And corporate brands are trying to be more targeted in reaching specific audiences".

Because we can map the point of highest attrition, for example, firms can be more targeted in their interventions.

The band has followed up with several more well-received tracks since, each one even more targeted in its satirical social and political critique.

A compliance team carries out 8,000 inspections a year, while a FOG "risk map" enables Irish Water to be more targeted in its inspections and preventative maintenance.