Sentence examples for target whole from inspiring English sources

It can bring down an elephant quickly, and a gang of poachers can target whole elephant families.

The latest sanctions are more sweeping than previous ones, and target whole sections of the Russian economy – not just individuals and companies.

But elsewhere, in central Africa, the situation risks spiralling out of control as gangs of militia target whole herds of animals.

The right uses it stir up mass hysteria over the threat of extremists while the left sees it as a government attempt to target whole communities".

While the well-known focused crawlers retrieve relevant webpages, there are various applications that target whole Websites instead of single webpages.

The startup has notably also previously partnered with Amazon acquisition target Whole Foods in London to be their sole online ordering option (Whole Foods has only a small store footprint in London).

PROMIS Anxiety and Depression target general mental health (e.g., stress, depression), and PROMIS Pain Interference and Physical Function static-short forms target whole-body outcomes among participants with symptomatic knee osteoarthritis.

Table 1 Global local continuum for analysis and preventive response to crime problems   Macro Meso Micro Analysis Large scale analysis of the problem Intermediate level analysis of the problem Specific, detailed and targeted analysis of the problem at a very local level Preventive response Targets whole populations Targets specific groups or regions Targets specific issues at specific sites.

You have a choice between two heroes – Isa, who targets whole groups of enemies with an explosive blast, or Kachi, who uses more precise homing missiles.

US president Barack Obama and German chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday warned Russia that sanctions targeting whole sections of the country's economy would be inevitable unless Moscow de-escalates the situation in Ukraine before elections later this month.

History suggests caution, for in times of fear we have virtually always overreacted, loosely targeting whole groups of people for suspicion rather than narrowly focusing on those engaged in criminal conduct.