Sentence examples for was to target from inspiring English sources

The trick was to target only ON bipolar cells.

Initially the plan was to target a small group of people on salaries above £60,000.

One of the things that ISIS did was to target them.

Therefore, the aim was to target worry in a therapeutic intervention for individuals with delusions.

The strategy at Cancún was to target smaller issues, such as deforestation and renewable energy.

The idea was to target "super cool" clouds, and to increase the volume of freezing water vapour particles.

"I didn't have any qualms about what I was doing," said Officer A. "I was clear that my role was to target subversives and prevent disorder.

Jane Foley, senior currency strategist at Rabobank, said the experience of Britain in the early 1980s showed how hard it was to target inflation using the monetary base.

A tip repeated by several different experts throughout the day was to target a particular region rather than the US as a whole.

They point out that at the time the priority of MI5 officers was to target those known to be a 'real and live' threat.

A goal of this screening was to target an audience that wanted to see its world (so often invisible to the mainstream media) represented.