Sentence examples for sometimes target from inspiring English sources

Moreover, current targeted therapies sometimes target immune system pathways.

Critics say the practice clogs the courts and turns the credit card companies' debtor lists into free-fire zones that sometimes target the innocent.

Eaton said that while game fixers sometimes target a player with gambling debts, most often they put players from poor countries and backgrounds in compromising positions by helping to arrange for them to make their way to professional clubs.

The problem is that kids sometimes target one person and the questions get nasty.

The only ones on his list that are active and sometimes target Americans are Hamas and al Qaeda (he fails to mention Hezbollah).

Unfortunately, the enzymes sometimes target other genes, which can lead to cancer and other diseases.

In addition, specific players were sometimes targeted.

They are sometimes targeted by magumagumas (gangs of robbers) and face mistreatment by the police.

"I don't set targets because sometimes targets are limits and we don't like limits," says Wagner.

The pot clubs themselves, which are usually cash businesses with ample amounts of product, are sometimes targets of crime.

It was risky militants sometimes targeted clubs with explosives but Aisha usually found a way to do what she wanted.