Sentence examples for target thinking from inspiring English sources

He duly admitted the site would be about home decorating, and the media, duly sated, went off looking for another target, thinking the site would launch late last year.

Even Target is thinking green.

One resident has been telling reporters how he felt he was followed by two men resembling the suspects some time ago while wearing camouflage trousers, and now reasons they might have been targeting him, thinking him a soldier.

Malicious actors often tweak metadata to trick targets into thinking they are receiving email from an official-sounding domain, like whitehouse.gov.gov

That was a walk-over for Oosthuizen, who moments later stood at the top of the hill on the second fairway looking down at the distant target, no doubt thinking the middle of the green would be good.

In a dig at the Labour compliance unit, which some party members claim has been unfairly denying leadership ballots to potential voters, Farron said the Lib Dems would not target anyone "for thinking the wrong thoughts or belonging to the wrong group".

I remember reading an article quite some time ago about how Target stores were thinking about developing software for your cellphone that would allow you to make a list at home and then when you got to the store, you'd have waypoints on your phone that would direct you to where all your items were located.

Furthermore, while it may be legal to do so, strictly speaking, don't you think it's rather arbitrary and opportunistic for Allen et al. to pursue these patents now, having waited years since they were granted, letting innovations and products arise as fresh targets for litigation, thinking themselves safe from legal predation?

Now, it could be a target, just like the World Series is a target, and we are thinking in very broad terms so that we will be ready for everything".

Because such open-number sentences have more than one correct answer, they emphasize the relationship between the quantities on both sides of the equal sign and as such, specifically target structural thinking rather than computation.

Cognitive behavioural techniques are used to target maladaptive thinking and coping skill deficits, and motivational interviewing techniques are used to address motivation to take responsibility for one's problematic behaviours.