Sentence examples for targets is merely from inspiring English sources

The discovery of new biomarker targets is merely the first step in the comprehensive approach to developing new diagnostics in sepsis.

These manifesto housebuilding targets are merely aspirational, and there is little evidence to suggest they will be delivered.

As environmentalists point out, rich countries that spurn coal-fired power while exporting the rocks to countries with less ambitious emissions targets are merely shifting the problem around the globe.

But that 20% target is merely an "ambition" and not a binding target; greens also observe sourly that the £60m of new money the government is offering renewables is but a tenth of the amount splurged recently to keep British Energy, a nuclear generator, afloat.In this section Coming quietly Snatch and grab Not yet Say watt?

Drawing on the work of Simon (1969), Guala argues that simulations differ fundamentally from experiments in that the object of manipulation in an experiment bears a material similarity to the target of interest, but in a simulation, the similarity between object and target is merely formal.

The second target is merely nullifying the first target.

Whether profits, unit volume or individual targets, outsized success is merely the byproduct of selflessly serving customers.

Salman Rushdie, Theo van Gogh and Sherry Jones, author of the Jewel of Medina, have all been targeted, and this is merely the latest plot against those associated with the Danish cartoons.

This finding was further supported by a clear pathological proximal nerve calibre increase as another target measure which is merely morphometric and therefore relatively independent from MR signal alterations.

Whether we confine ourselves to hitting "legitimate" targets at that point is merely a matter of semantics.

The current default target date, 17 October, is merely the Treasury's best estimate on when it would run out of money.