Sentence examples for suggests targeted from inspiring English sources

"Harassment" suggests targeted action.

"Residential Property Management" (2003, BuilderBooks, Washington, $85) is, as the title suggests, targeted to professional property managers.

Finally, as the history of the USA Head Start programme suggests, targeted programmes get sidelined and do not feed into the mainstream (Zigler & Styfco, 2004).

By demonstrating commonly injured demographic groups and high frequency times of day for injury, this surveillance study of musculoskeletal RTI suggests targeted avenues for future road safety research in the districts of Uganda.

As its name suggests, targeted therapy attacks and kills those particular mutated cells.

Today, at least, I suspect we'd be smarter to stay on the sidelines, using diplomacy and perhaps, as the New York Times' Thomas Friedman suggests, targeted military supplies and training instead of bombs to make our point.

Finally Folwell suggests targeting your marketing activity to a specific area.

Armed with your research, Entwistle suggests targeting those sets that you are interested in.

He also suggests targeting the seats of high profile Tories such as Theresa May and David Davies, who could lose to Lib Dems on a small swing.

This is completely at odds with the narrowed criteria for child benefit and hardly suggests targeting resources on those most in need.

The figures come from a new assessment that suggests targeting efforts in 42 selected breeding sites.