Sentence examples for poor targets from inspiring English sources

Passive radar echo enhancers are also used on poor targets, such as buoys.

Frivolous or not, these transactions seem poor targets for social outrage.

Here in Pattaya, speculation has focused on a popular nightclub and a central shopping plaza as potential targets even though, with so few customers, they would seem to be poor targets.

Mr. Kenny took pains to reassure the marketers and agency executives who attended the presentation that those viewers are not couch potatoes who watch weather forecasts because they have nothing better to do, thus making them poor targets for commercial pitches.

Most myeloma cells are in the G1 phase of the cell cycle and are hence poor targets for chemotherapy because they have ample time to repair any DNA damage caused by many of the chemotherapeutic drugs before they proceed to the next cell division.

This group is comprised of differentially reactive and cross-reactive proteins, in which only the cross-reactive proteins are significantly underrepresented (0.54 fold enrichment, p-value = 7.3×10−3), and would be poor targets for in silico predictors of diagnostic antigens.

Direct Cash Transfer: A common complaint against government programs is that they suffer from leakages, corruption, delays and poor targeting.

Instead, I kept thinking about fresh air having a new meaning, about what a poor target sparsely occupied state parks would make.

But precisely because Mr Tester cuts a personally appealing figure to progressives, he seems a poor target for a left-wing primary challenge.

"However, poor target location accuracy, ineffective communications and limits imposed by relatively benign weather, including rain, negatively impact missions such as strike support, combat search and rescue, area search and continuous coverage," it said.

But according to BI its focus here is on three main complaints — namely: poor targeting, poor creative, and ads that are data heavy.