Sentence examples for targeting namely from inspiring English sources

Granted, I figured it out in less than five minutes, but I suspect the market Virb is targeting — namely, people who want something very straightforward that 'just works' — may be a little more confused.

It is also notable that differentiated improvements in the modified RBANS domain scores were achieved, with statistically significant improvements found in domains that our intervention was targeting, namely memory and attention.

"So I propose to add a new target to our existing closing the gap targets: namely to end the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous school attendance within five years.

To demonstrate the utility of codA as a counter selection marker in the generation of KO mutants, two genes were targeted, namely spo0A and the cac824I encoding the principal type II restriction system of C. acetobutylicum.

The extended message targeting attitude, namely 'Stair climbing always burns calories.

City, in stark contrast, will need a considerable improvement from last season if they are to achieve their minimum target, namely to reach the knockout stages for the first time.

The services seem to be converging on the same target — namely, apps that let users hear personalized radio stations, build play lists and store songs for offline listening.

The situation is becoming deeply serious – my sense is that the jihadist war against the West has certain targets, namely journalists, freedom of expression and the Jews".

A Wyatt win would be the most sensible outcome of the match, meaning the family could then turn their attention to another target, namely the Undertaker.

Indeed, the author's catalogue of childhood unhappiness sometimes conflates the effects of divorce with her main and more controversial target, namely, the decline in the amount of time that children spend with either parent.

Soon after the bombing started, the general writes, he became frustrated when the staff of the Joint Chiefs in Washington disallowed some targets, namely petroleum storage and electrical power plants, because the Pentagon wanted to be able to bomb them later in case the Serbs attacked American peacekeepers in Kosovo or other NATO forces.