Sentence examples for wider targets from inspiring English sources

The complexities of the particular test prohibit its recommendation to wider targets, such as all breast cancer patients or even the whole population.

Based on the success of this project, training and implementation of a mobile health program could be scaled up with wider targets for intervention in the future.

References of growth are one of the most valuable and commonly used instruments in the evaluation of the well-being of individuals, groups of children and the communities they live in, and for following this process in achieving a series of sanitary and other wider targets related to social equality.

The wider target, he said was "elitism and the inequality that arises out of elitism".

But Thorpe's parody of the smug life has a wider target: the cossetedness of Western living in general.

Anger at corruption in the regime could find a wider target in the Alawite sect itself.

The wider target was the country's Shia majority, elated by the removal of the hated Sunni dictator.

The military had a much wider target than just the guerrilla groups, which by 1976 were already in disarray.

This inspired us and gave us the confidence to continue on our path without watering the sport down to appeal to a wider target".

The significance of extending the platform to 64-bit from 32-bit is that it gives WorldDesk a much wider target audience.

But Lexus also had an even wider target: Make the car plusher than the C-Class and more like those old, soft-riding Cadillacs.