Sentence examples for targeting out of from inspiring English sources

A man accused of being a member of a child sex trafficking gang has denied targeting "out of control" young girls because he thought he could bend them to his will.

This study was aimed at determining whether localized stimulation, during synapse formation or synaptic plasticity, triggered directed mRNA targeting out of the nucleus and whether such directed RNA trafficking contributed to the spatial regulation of neuronal gene expression.

Near-term options activity indicates bullishness by traders targeting out-of-the-money calls in the October contract.

A subsequent generation of programmes targeting out-of-work welfare recipients has combined financial incentives with a variety of employment related services aimed at helping the recipients find and retain jobs.

Over four months, the two were able to wrangle together 200 partner gyms in 20 cities throughout Canada and the U.S. Because it's offering day passes, Gymsurfing is generally targeting out-of-towners who might be visiting a city but want easy access to working out at a gym without having to sign up or buy a membership.

Targeting out-of-school children While getting children to enroll for the new term is critical, keeping them there is equally important.

Timing-based attacks have tried to target out-of-bound memory and query system resources to record hypervisor replies.

An example is a joint programme with UNICEF, WHO, UNFPA, UNESCO and UN Women which targets out-of-school adolescent girls with a variety of empowerment initiatives.

Tuesday Morning signs flexible leases that allow easy outs, and targets out-of-the-way stores near upscale towns.

However, rising emissions in transportation, which already account for 28% of the economy's greenhouse gases, could put those climate targets out of reach.

"The so-called 'targeted' tax cut means that some are targeted out of tax relief," Mr. Bush said at an airport event in New Orleans, referring to Mr. Gore's plan.