Sentence examples for target kind from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for the Federal Aviation Administration says that while current rules prohibit Amazon from rolling this out today, a three- to five-year target "kind of lines up" with an FAA process to relax those regulations.

Like the Sophist, the opening division in the Statesman locates a problem with its target kind.

Inquirers use division to locate a target kind at the terminus of one branch of the division.

This is a rough and ready description of the target kind the inquirers hope to find at the terminus of their division.

The Stranger first divides knowledge into practical and theoretical and then seeks to locate the target kind at the terminus stemming from theoretical knowledge.

As we noted in § 3.1, the Statesman opens its investigation with a collection of kinds (king, statesman, household manager, slave-owner) that make up the target kind, and this collection allows a crude description of the kind to be defined, which guides the inquiry.

Those who question the value of authenticity often target kinds other than work-instantiation.

Both the Sophist and Statesman search for the essence of their target kinds, the stable feature or collection of features that makes its possessor what it is.

Well-targeted aid can help to change that situation; the poorly targeted kind can simply reinforce existing bad practice.

Social cohesion has a value that must be preserved by more considered and targeted kinds of assistance". "Daniel P. Aldrich has written a fascinating book on an important topic: the importance of social capital for disaster recovery...

Hall doesn't feel it is advisable that Tesla target the kind of lease penetration the luxury brands typically see.