Sentence examples for targeted precisely from inspiring English sources
In these incidents, disabled people were targeted precisely because of their disability.
A senior French Defence Ministry official said bluntly that the building attacked on 7 May had been targeted precisely because it had been rebroadcasting Yugoslav signals - although the French insist they were never told the building was the Chinese Embassy.
In other words, biomedical research should refrain from doing its experiments on prisoners, on the mentally deficient, on children, the poor, and members of disadvantaged minorities — people who can be easily misled, coerced or intimidated — and the point about this experiment was that the subjects at Tuskegee were targeted precisely because they were maximally vulnerable.
Whereas Yahoo! still thought of advertising as the equivalent of neon signs flashing on a web page, Google placed tiny text snippets in the margins of its search results, targeted precisely at the keywords of the search and charging advertisers only when people clicked.
Mrs Obasanjo-Bello also claims that she is being targeted precisely because she is the former president's daughter.This is not the only source of discomfiture for Mr Obasanjo, since the Senate is continuing with its probe of various economic sectors and policy decisions.
This advertising can be highly targeted precisely because Google tracks users history.
Gene targeting precisely alters a gene in its natural chromosome location, providing distinct advantages over gene-addition approaches.
"I have no idea who gives the report to target one place, but I can say they target precisely," he said.
Kerrison's computer modelling of the Tour's athletic demands meant the team could target precisely what training was needed to win the Tour.
Instead, the court said the coverage formula had to be struck down because it failed to target precisely all areas with voting rights violations in the country.
The S.E.C.'s proposal "targets precisely the funds that ran the most in 2008," said Norm Champ, director of the S.E.C. division of investment management, in an interview.
