Sentence examples for are sometimes targeted from inspiring English sources
They are sometimes targeted by magumagumas (gangs of robbers) and face mistreatment by the police.
The unfortunate truth is that Rio, like a lot of cities popular with tourists, does have problems with theft and violence, and tourists are sometimes targeted.
The marine park operator added: "Unfortunately, like most zoological institutions, we are sometimes targeted by animal activist groups that are opposed to the display of animals and too often trade in charges that are completely baseless".
Subsidies for unemployed workers are sometimes targeted on the long-term unemployed (usually defined as out of work for 12 18 months).
Jump to media player Jenny has been looking at how some religious groups including the Jewish community, in the United Kingdom, are sometimes targeted because of their beliefs.
Those who remain on campus are sometimes targeted by graffiti or stalked by reporters, alienated from friends.
Bale is sometimes targeted by opposing fans, who often chant that the player "looks like a chimp".
Outside the center, Johnson is sometimes targeted by family members of those stricken, who are furious that he was the one who turned away patients because of the lack of beds.
The pot clubs themselves, which are usually cash businesses with ample amounts of product, are sometimes targets of crime.
Counterfeit merchandise businesses are sometimes targets of robberies because they operate with cash, and the perception is that because they are working outside the law, the owners may be less likely to report crimes against them.
