Sentence examples for perhaps targeting from inspiring English sources

The worst possible outcome of the present revival of these two criminals would be that people might seek vengeance, even perhaps targeting the wrong victim.

Threats could range from a cyber-attack to a "hostile non-state actor's unmanned aerial vehicle over a major city, perhaps targeting a VIP".

Now, though, evidence of immigration officials conducting spot checks at, for example, London Underground stations – perhaps targeting non-whites, in particular – is more disturbing still.

It's likely that Facebook will place announcements on streams to also signal availability, perhaps targeting users of those four Android devices specifically, or perhaps targeting all of its Android users.

He now suspects the two glia cells may strike a balance, perhaps targeting different types of synapses.

Rumors were circulating earlier in the week about a tiki torch march Friday night, perhaps targeting Middle Tennessee State University, where a building named after Nathaniel Bedford Forrest, a Confederate Army general and early leader of the Ku Klux Klan, has sparked controversy.

If the researchers are right, however, future treatments of anxiety disorders should perhaps target the basolateral nucleus.

In the future, with regards to modulating macrophage phenotype in the CNS to counter neurotoxicity and promote regeneration [86], perhaps targeted delivery to the nasal compartment may provide an alternative portal to the brain [87].

Then, in 2018, the agencies plan to send a single large rover to the Red Planet - perhaps targeted at one of the most interesting sources of methane to investigate it further.

WHAT THEY NEED TO DO NEXT: Build on that win - and perhaps target a central defender and a striker to give the Foxes a more resolute defence and a greater goal threat.

However, only the younger kids maintained the increases in INS four weeks later, suggesting that these kinds of programs should perhaps target younger students.