Sentence examples for on its radar from inspiring English sources

And nowhere on its radar, it seems, is the possibility of going a giant step further.

The probe also successfully switched on its radar, which it uses to refine the descent sequence, based on its speed and altitude.

Match Group has had Bumble on its radar as one of its top competitors and a threat to its dating app business led by Tinder.

The FBI had access to Tamerlan, it had had Tamerlan on its radar at least since the FSB alerted it to his existence in early 2011, and the FBI has been known to engage people in elaborate imaginary terrorist plots in order to identify potential attackers.

The ISP has been telling some of its subscribers that, hey, the RIAA has you on its radar, so knock it off, or else!

Janz said Point Nine isn't specifically making Australia a focus, but he expects that deal opportunities will appear on its radar now that it has a local portfolio company and connections.

Singapore — a far smaller market but one that's hugely symbolic — is on its radar and Go-Jek plans to introduce a service in the country before the end of October, a source with knowledge of the plans told TechCrunch.

The fact that he was able to build such a weapon of mass destruction on his own and that he moved it into a location where an explosion would have produced mass casualties, gives one pause, particularly when we now know that six years earlier, agents from the JTTF had Shazhad on its radar and inexplicably no one within the Bureau connected the dots on the threat.

In a separate incident, Turkey's military said an MIG-29 jet had harassed two Turkish F-16s for five minutes and 40 seconds on Sunday by locking its radar on them while they were patrolling the Turkish-Syrian border.

The next day, a right-wing website whose mission is to expose "bias and abuse" on the nation's college campuses ran an investigative report putting my column on its readers' radar screen.

When asked by VICE if the current government sees cyberbullying as an issue on its immediate radar, the federal Department of Justice pointed to Bill C-13 and educational campaigns against cyberbullying as steps made in that direction.