Sentence examples for open targets for from inspiring English sources

Over time, this pull can help it gain more users for its paid streaming services, as users open and use the app for their own music become natural and open targets for Apple to promote its other services.

A black woman in America is damned to unrealistic expectations and is an open target for derision when finding themselves in the public eye: Serena and Venus Williams at Indian Wells, Anita Hill testifying in front of Congress, Michelle Obama's tenure as First Lady, and now, her teenage daughter allegedly smoking weed at a music festival.

Let (Ssubsetmathrm{R}^{n}) be a closed target for player one, acting by u, and let (Lsubsetmathrm{R}^{n}) be an open target for player two, acting by d.

Then war and political chaos descended on Cambodia in the 1970s, leaving the site an open target for looters.

Basically, holding a conversation with an available man you've just met for more than three minutes makes you an open target for their advances.

Bullies: Being quiet and alone may make introverts an open target for bullying but it shouldn't justify them to be bullied.

The conformational flexibility associated with the dynamics of rotation may leave the phosphotyrosyl intermediate an open target for attack by water (Figure 7D).

The road from Kuwait City back to Iraq became known as "the Highway of Death," as it provided a wide-open target for the Air Force to strike as the Iraqi military retreated.

In practice, the Iraqi capital appeared to be an open target range for American attacks, with the Pentagon free to pick off any building it wanted, at any time.

These results open new targets for understanding migraine pathophysiology.

The principal enzymes mediating these reactions, carbonic anhydrase and alkaline phosphatase, open novel targets for pharmacological intervention of bone diseases like osteoporosis, by applying compounds acting as potential activators of these enzymes.