Sentence examples for target trying from inspiring English sources

Still, the Arab protesters pursued a much clearer target: trying to oust dictators, and in a much more volatile, strategically important region.

So that means Mr. Bloomberg is left with a moving target, trying to estimate how much money the state will provide.

While sticking to his core analysis, Mr Hutton has come to realise that "modern capitalism is an ever moving target: trying to understand it, and then making a compelling case for reform, is bloody difficult".

When our daughter was about six months old, my husband and I were in Target trying to buy a few birthday cards for relatives.

When faced with demonstrations here in New York last weekend, Mayor Bloomberg took the interesting approach of arguing that the protestors were attacking the wrong target, trying to pretend that they were attacking the typical Wall Street office worker.

Rapid, efficient, and cost-effective protein expression and purification strategies are required for the production of antibodies against any target, trying to minimize at the same time, the amount of required protein.

On the other hand, for superior mystery writing that keeps its eye strictly on target, try Cornell Woolrich's "Rear Window".

An example from yesterday's play: Farhat again, aiming – as all the Pakistan batsmen clearly were, as a matter of policy – to get on top of the England bowlers in chasing this small target, tried, rashly, to sweep.

As Wal-Mart and Target try to win over city dwellers, philanthropy is now a standard part of their plans, said Dan Otero, a partner at Launch Collective, a fashion and retail consulting firm.

Of course, Target tried rewarded loyalty before.

I totally agree, masturbating unto some crops is not the target, try not to do that.