Sentence examples for a target of attacks from inspiring English sources

Because Willingham was known as a "baby killer," he was a target of attacks.

Afterward, Ms. Edjuku, now 42, said she became a target of attacks by unknown assailants.

But Einstein's Jewish background had made him a target of attacks early on.

But the research has remained controversial politically, if not scientifically, and has been a target of attacks by EPA critics.

American officials fear that publishing it now will make it a target of attacks by the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, and other Israeli politicians.

Israeli officials have been ratcheting up security on El Al since the 1960's, when it became a target of attacks and hijackings.

After all, the pharmaceuticals industry has long been a target of attack by the Democrats who now rule Washington.

After 13 Bc4, White has a solid center formation, whereas the black queenside pawn majority at c7, b7 and a7 is suppressed and can become a target of attack.

You need to confront loyalty to legacy practices and understand that your desire to change them makes you a target of attack.

The report, produced by an outside panel commissioned by Mr. Annan, said United Nations officials were "blinded by the conviction that U.N. personnel and installations would not become a target of attack, despite the clear warnings to the contrary".

Although this move gains space in the centre, it also gives Black a target of attack on the half-open e-file.