Sentence examples for proper targets from inspiring English sources
Its toxins can stop a hornet in mid-flight, but they lack proper targets in the human nervous system.
The difference is that each neuron is pre-programmed, whether through genetic patterning or learned associations, to share its computations directly with the proper targets.
He said he believed that military bases and soldiers were proper targets for Al Qaeda, but not civilian locations, like embassies or hotels, the F.B.I. account says.
Also, as a noncommissioned officer and the ranking member of the squad, Sergeant Wuterich may be used by prosecutors to argue that he had a greater responsibility to discern proper targets and avoid civilian casualties.
And, more domestically, any parent will know what an effort it is to socialise a child into laughing at the "proper" targets: the fat lady on the bus, no; The Simpsons, yes.
Accounts of introspection differ in what they treat as the proper targets of the introspective process.
As a consequence, one would no longer consider the acquisition of the BTS - and therefore of a TP - of PPC-targeted proteins as critical step for proper targeting.
Then again, I'm not sure what a proper target would be.
What do you do when you start a race without a proper target to get your teeth into?
Waldron argues that hate speech could, in theory, be very consequential, and therefore a proper target for regulation.
While the instinctual brain drives motivation and the passion to win, the thinking brain must rein in aggression and funnel it toward the proper target.
