Sentence examples for targeted at countering from inspiring English sources

Is it possible that the postoperative infection that ultimately led to Joshua's prolonged ICU stay and ultimate demise could have been prevented by an inexpensive nutritional intervention targeted at countering an evolutionary preserved immune-suppressive mechanism that is no longer beneficial in the modern world of surgical/trauma care?

Thus, if functional, the RGD motif containing serpins could represent important molecular targets aimed at countering the ability of ticks to suppress the mammalian's host's blood clotting system.

Part of this approach should include understanding the messages targeted at veterans and military personnel about tobacco in order to effectively frame initiatives and messages to counter tobacco promotion.

But this time police successfully kept the sides separated — yet as they have at other Patriot Prayer gatherings, they targeted counter-protesters with their weapons and defended those aligned with white supremacy.

These forces included special counter-guerrilla units targeting the 766th and countering its tactics.

"You look at the productivity with 18 shots and nine on target," Koeman countered.

The artillery was organised by weight and targets: heavy artillery was aimed at counter-batteries, with some guns and 4.5-inch howitzers shelling targets beyond the range of the field artillery's barrage and any places the infantry advance was held up.

It killed Turkish diplomats in the United States and elsewhere, and bombed targets including the Turkish Airlines counter at Orly Airport in Paris.

At dawn Turkish artillery targeted the hill, and at 09 30 the Turks counter-attacked the New Zealanders.

​Alex from Target is a child who works at a Target checkout counter in Texas.

The statement also commits to European governments waging a collective counter-extremist propaganda war online — by developing "positive, targeted and easily accessible messages; able to counter [terrorist] propaganda, aimed at a young audience that is particularly vulnerable to indoctrination".