Sentence examples for widespread targeted from inspiring English sources

Twitter knows it has become a seething battleground of widespread, targeted abuse — but has no solution.

The stiff sentencing was largely due to what the court determined was a "sophisticated and egregious scheme," Estrada said, adding that it was widespread, targeted vulnerable victims and went on for a long time.

Donaire, L. et al. Deep-sequencing of plant viral small RNAs reveals effective and widespread targeting of viral genomes.

The Arab League has walked back from its initial calls for a no-flight zone, and is now distancing itself from the widespread targeting of Libyan installations.

Integrins are proteins found on every cell in the body and function to allow a cell to communicate with the environment around it, so at first glance, because they are so widespread, targeting them with a therapy would be highly likely to cause lots of toxicity and side-effects.

As it turns out, widespread targeting of an entire religious population is acceptable even here.

"The government has failed to investigate and prosecute the security forces responsible for the widespread targeting of civilians," Wheeler said.

For many activists in Ferguson and elsewhere, these new vacancies are the appropriate result of a Department of Justice investigations that found Ferguson cops were engaged in the widespread targeting of African-Americans.

The general and most widespread targeting methods are immuno-based or are using genetically encoded tags, or are a combination of both.

However, the combination of 'second-generation' sequencing technologies (reviewed in refs 4, 5) with robust and efficient methods of sequence capture has enabled the widespread targeting of the exome.

But as antiwar protests all over the planet give vent to raw anti-American sentiment, the ubiquity and familiarity of McDonald's has made it a widespread target in recent days.