Sentence examples for one obvious target from inspiring English sources

One obvious target would be restricting child benefits.

One obvious target was the state's payroll.Leviathan's minions are certainly costly.

One obvious target involves Mr. Orr, who could meld the county's and city's traditionally separate elections operations.

One obvious target at the moment might seem to be the Canadian stock market, because its stocks, on average, have relatively high price-to-book ratios.

The diplomats said that one obvious target for the new bombing would be the Taliban's 55 Brigade, a unit of troops seconded to the Taliban forces from Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda terrorist organization.

Noble, who was at the KC Stadium as a BBC pundit, therefore has one obvious target for his big forwards to run at, and will also have been encouraged by Hull's lack of creativity and composure after Head's departure.

As Wednesday's Daily Mail front page indicates, there's going to be one clear, obvious target: the Bremoaners, that 48percentt of the nation who were elitist and undemocratic enough not to desire the complete destruction of all things, and whose bad attitude is now going to be painted as the sole cause of post-Brexit Britain's dire straits.

Comedians are thus an obvious target, and one of the most spot on mashups is Ilana Glazer with the "garbage bagel" from Broad City Season 1.

One obvious reason for not detecting target mRNA cleavage is that expression of the miRNA and mRNA may not overlap.

Except for a brief stopover at Pristina Airport -- where he landed in a small Air Force jet, more anonymous and less an obvious target than Air Force One -- he never stepped out of the camp.

One obvious approach to combating such off-target effects would be to exclude siRNA with common seed sequences at the design stage (as is the case for at least one commercial siRNA design algorithm).