Sentence examples for tangible target from inspiring English sources

Amyloid ion channels with defined gating and pharmacological agents would provide a tangible target for designing therapeutics for AD pathology.

A tangible target that is not a trophy loses its charm, provoking a sense of anticlimax and a lack of competitive tension.

"It's very, very difficult to take little pockets of Muslims around the world who individually comprise small numbers but may well espouse violence - and they are few and far between - and make them a tangible target from the CIA's point of view.

The other thing that helps is a very tangible target.

The nemesis tweet is an act of aggression with no tangible target, like a wild punch at the air while envisioning your enemy's face.

And there was no better whipping boy for this than the mainstream press, for they represented, according to our theory, a tangible target for our disdain.

Now, right-wing parties seem to have more tangible targets in Europe's borders and immigration policy.

Business leaders, some campaign groups and even the Pope have called on negotiators to adopt a decarbonisation goal as a way of translating temperature goals into more tangible targets for action.

This model may be used by policy makers to provide insights to inform policy creation as well as to set tangible targets for the proportion of delinquents treated and the detention rate.

These estimates can provide the first tangible targets for intervention and regulatory strategies to curb waterpipe smoking.

The Millennium Development Goals, ratified by all UN member states, provide the world's governments with clear and tangible targets to combat poverty and raise the standard of living for the world's people by 2015.