Sentence examples for something to be targeted from inspiring English sources

For Rostow, aid was always a weapon: something to be targeted rather than delivered.

No-one would suggest that keeping patients warmer would make them more likely to return a follow-up form; this is illustrative because some intensivists consider delirium in the same light as temperature – that is, as a sign, not itself something to be targeted to improve outcomes.

"Something that can allow a family to be targeted and identified then I think this would […be] an element that would turn away people from the study because they don't want the stigma for themselves but also they don't want a stigma for their families".

Reducing the natural resource consumption of a building is something that should be targeted right from the start, at the design stage.

And let's not forget how long they lived among us and how little they absorbed -- how they went to their deaths believing that American laws were only something to be eluded, American citizens only targets to be killed and American society only something to be destroyed.

Either way, you'll be sending the company something that is targeted to the job, customized to fit everything you've learned about the position -- and the problem it's intended to address -- whether it's from your inside sources or just from a careful reading of the advertisement.

We want something that is targeted to the people in need".

Paul, to his great credit, also raised the possibility that an unpopular minority group could be targeted — something that actually did happen, with large-scale detentions, after Pearl Harbor.

I think the bravest thing you can do if you are going through something or being targeted is to ask for help and ask and share what's going on.

I'm very hopeful that something as innocent as this should not be targeted".

"Male antics was not something that was targeted," said Gary J. Davis, director of consumer marketing.