Sentence examples for targets to try from inspiring English sources
He has warned that the Taliban will turn to urban terrorism and aim at soft civilian targets to try to undermine the government and stall reconstruction and investment efforts in the region.
Should United fail to make any headway with Fabregas, they could switch targets to try and sign Everton's Marouane Fellaini or Real Madrid's Luka Modric, with reports yesterday claiming that United are exploring the possibility of bringing the Croation back to the Premier League after just one season in Spain.
Some senior police officers are bringing back targets to try to avoid deciding crime-fighting policies, Home Secretary Theresa May has said.
"I always look at the team that wins the league the year before, you have to be the target to try to work on, it's up to the rest, including us, to do that and Chelsea are the champions.
Competitions range between 10m, 25m and 50m distances as shooters aim at a 10-ringed target to try and score the most points from standing, kneeling or prone positions.
A separate – and experimental for now – way print and apps are intersecting is with augmented reality, with magazines one of the industries that AR startups are aggressively targeting to try their technology.
"We've made significant progress and we are targeting to try and get the customers that are still off back on today".
But the science team on Curiosity needed a target to try out the first close-contact work using the rover's arm-held X-ray-spectrometer, APXS.
With all of the doors secured, the occupiers were left to deliberate what they should do next; was the Lancashire Chamber of Commerce really a decent enough target to try to hold overnight?
Walls were torn down for concrete ammo, electricity substations were targeted to try and plunge the place into darkness, a bank was gutted to cause as much financial loss as possible.
In this experiment, we used a more complex, heterogeneous background and matching target to try to replicate the previous findings.
