Sentence examples for targeting a clear from inspiring English sources

Even if the attackers are targeting a clear military objective, they may not mount attacks where the anticipated loss of civilian life or damage to civilian property is disproportionate to the expected military advantage to be gained.

Jooce enters a crowded space but is targeting a clear audience.

It's easy to use, has a good pricing structure and targets a clear pain point in a large market.

Let's now give Target a clear message that we want it to do something simple, effective and good for the retailers' and customers' bottom line.

You see, these headphones, much like Beats By Dr. Dre, are targeting a specific demographic with clear marketing and unique styling.

Though DOJ did not give the AP a specific reason for the seizure, the dates of the phone calls it targeted offered a clear tell.

"The lack of clear targets, a well-defined timeframe and a proper control mechanism are reasons to worry," says Rob Harrison, editor of Ethical Consumer magazine.

In response, a firm of immigration lawyers said it was considering a legal challenge because voucher rewards for casework targets were a "clear incentive to bad practice".

But the government's own aid watchdog gave their private sector aid spending an amber-red rating and warned that ministers lack targets and a clear focus on reducing poverty.

Sarah Harrison, Ofgem's senior partner for enforcement, said: "Drax missed its target by a clear margin, disadvantaging several thousand households in some of the most deprived areas in Britain.

La target exhibits a clear hysteresis behavior while Fe shows a reversible one as a function of the reactive gas flow rate.