Sentence examples for target less from inspiring English sources
It has a renewable energy target, less than Labor's, and believes renewables will gradually replace old stations as they retire, some of them before their natural lifespan.
Mr. Spano, a public figure of a different sort, seems a less likely target, less needful of guarding -- and Robert Astorino, the county legislator running against him, is taking full advantage of that perception.
I would like to say to every consultant in this party, if you think you can target less than 100 percent, you're not going to get any more business".
Mr Murdoch, set to complete his turbulent $5bn£2.5bnbn) takeover of the influential financial newspaper's publisher Dow Jones later this year, said he wanted to move the paper beyond its financial roots and target less specialised competitors such as the New York Times.
We do know that another British observatory was a bomb target less than ten years later, when suffragettes caused "considerable damage" to the Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, in May 1913, and Greenwich was to suffer bombing in the very different context of World War II.
Apple's full line-up of phone now comprise the iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 5s and 5c – a relatively cheaper plastic model that the company did not update in its most recent launch, instead choosing to lower the cost (often free with a contract) in order to target less affluent customers.
Where these features were not observable, sequences at the 3'-end of the ESTs were used for designing primers to avoid long introns and target less-conserved 3' UTRs.
But I'd also like to see it staged in non-virtual, interactive space, targeting less specialised audiences.
Certainly, his school 'vision' - more targets, less autonomy - could hardly be more blind to the problems in education.
Although civilians are targets less frequently, three human rights workers were murdered in Chechnya in the last month.
Planners start saying, 'Let's use drones in a broader context.' Once you use targeting less stringently, it can become indiscriminate".
