Sentence examples for truly target from inspiring English sources

A favourable draw and perhaps Arsenal can truly target a return to the final for the first time since losing to Barcelona in Paris in 2006.

To further demonstrate that these microRNAs truly target CCND1, we determined whether they are able to suppress the endogenous CCND1 protein levels.

The example of horizontal inequity in this study, the health of ethnic minorities in Vietnam, highlights the need for affirmative action as a part of public health efforts in order to truly target inequity in health (92).

Thus, it is easier to classify RA in its early stages now than using the old criteria, allowing to truly target early disease stages with appropriate therapy, both 'standard' or experimental.

You could have a semipersonalized stream that would allow you to experience a radio station truly targeted to you.

Instead this is a system of truly targeted messages, and on the backend, this also means redemption, clearing and reporting services.

This is a strange accusation ― so much so that you can't help but think that it's OGE, and not Podesta, that this story is truly targeting.

If the Trump administration is truly targeting jurisdictions on the grounds of not complying with the legal provision cited by Sessions on Monday, mayors and law enforcement officials insist their cities and counties should be spared.

These targets truly aim to "leave no one behind".MARIANNE HASLEGRAVE Director Commonwealth Medical Trust LondonYou suggest that the world is likely to fall far short of the ambitious targets that were set in 2000 of reducing child mortality by two-thirds and maternal mortality by three-quarters by 2015.

These works of art are viciously funny - and for once the joke is directed against a truly dangerous target.

Judah Kraushaar, an analyst at Merrill Lynch, said he thought J. P. Morgan was the truly attractive target on Wall Street because it had a strong money-management business that produces steady fees.