Sentence examples for targeting both for from inspiring English sources

He described m-commerce as an "enormous opportunity" in the fast-growing emerging economies which Jumia is targeting — both for convenience retail and because mobile networks can be more reliable/available than local fixed infrastructure.

According to Brenda Seymour, her gender and her passion for the job made her a target both for the men at the fire department and women in the wider community.

On average, the target as defined by MER activity intensity was in accordance with the MRI-based targets both for the STN and GPi.

Concerned about singling out young people to make them targets both for police and sexual predators, opponents have described the law as dangerous and discriminatory.

Hence, these are attractive drug targets both for small molecules and inhibitory peptides [3 5].

State legislative elections receive little attention, but their stakes are high, making them a good target both for lobbyists and for ideological factions.

Their opposition to new spending has made them targets, both for those who want to change their positions and those who want them to hang tough.

Because Southampton has no competitors on the South Fork, it is an attractive target, both for the number of prospective patients in the area and the number of wealthy prospective donors.

US diplomatic posts have long been inviting targets both for protests and political violence.

Writely is also an obvious acquisition target – both for the product as well as the proven team.

"There is a medal target both for athletics at the Games and for the whole of Team Wales," he said.