Sentence examples for to target existing from inspiring English sources
The employers have begun to target existing workers, many in their 40s and 50s, who are in these career average schemes, saying: "You can keep what you've built up so far, but nothing beyond that".
While oncolysis is the primary mode of tumour elimination, increasing evidence illustrates that reovirus additionally stimulates anti-tumour immunity with a capacity to target existing and possibly relapsing cancer cells.
It states: "Since a net increase in resources is not feasible, it seems logical to target existing resources at the mobile phone usage that poses the greatest risks (eg organised crime).
Using these criteria, we identify several proposed asthma endotypes and propose how these new definitions can be used in clinical study design and drug development to target existing and novel therapies to patients most likely to benefit.
The employers have begun to target existing workers, many in their 40s and 50s, who are in these career average schemes, saying: "You can keep what you've built up so far, but nothing beyond that". In pensions terminology it's called stopping "future accruals"; Royal Mail, the Post Office and Marks & Spencer are all considering it.
Rid added that Russian intelligence's strategy was to target "existing weaknesses" in American culture.
We can only speculate that the reduced incidence of cases and deaths are due to IDSR allowing public health officials to better target existing resources to outbreaks.
All respondents stated that the DHP tool assisted them to better target existing services in need of improvement and to plan future services, thus positively influencing program improvement.
All respondents stated that the DHP tool assisted them to better target existing services in need of improvement and to plan future services, because they can now easily see data that they did not have before but needed for planning purposes.
Alongside directing the people to achieve target, existing research indicates the implied requirement for leaders to be effective in developing and mentoring people (Levinson et al., 1978).
Texas and the other plaintiff states have said they would drop the lawsuit against the 2014 program if the government rescinds DACA; otherwise, they will amend the lawsuit to target the existing program, as well.
