Sentence examples for possibly targeted from inspiring English sources

Cornelius Cardew would have turned 80 on 7 May had he not been killed in a hit-and-run in 1981, possibly targeted for his Marxist-Leninist leanings.

No motive has been released in connection to the killings but it has been suggested that it was possibly targeted.

The crash occurred across the street from the headquarters of aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney, a unit of United Technologies Corp. Investigators looked into whether the manufacturer was possibly targeted.

Computational study has suggested that over one third of human genes are possibly targeted by miRNAs, and most of which are transcriptional and developmental factors [7].

The C. albicans proteins possibly targeted by LL-37 and the significance of such LL-37/protein interactions are currently under investigation in our laboratory.

TLR4 and TLR3 pathways are possibly targeted by miR-223 [ 64].

The army began bombarding Yarmouk on Thursday, possibly targeting rebels who residents say may have entered the camp.

American officials here are concerned about the prospect of Shabab militants attacking Kenya's capital, Nairobi, in revenge, and possibly targeting Westerners.

Senior US officials told the Guardian that an air campaign was under serious discussion, possibly targeting fighters not just in Iraq but in Syria, where they have seized swaths of territory in the past two years.

News Corp Australia reported that potential plans for an attack on Parliament House, possibly targeting the prime minister, had been intercepted by spy, police and counter-terrorism agencies and possible reprisal attacks against Asio had also been discussed.

Or is Dark Justice a Pandora's box that will encourage less ethical groups to copy them, possibly target innocents or even corrupt evidence to the point that conviction becomes impossible?