Sentence examples for be easy to target from inspiring English sources

I think Britain will win close to 60 medals in London but it will not be easy to target the 19 golds won in Beijing".

"We're turning a page here, where a specific bill will be easier to target".

"If we know which programmes can help people rebuild their lives, it will be easier to target resources where they will have maximum impact".

Hence, it should be easier to target connected pairs.

Unlike bacterial and viral sialidases, endogenous sialidases may be easier to target as they are both limited in diversity and unlikely to acquire drug resistance through mutation.

As attitude encompasses several specific expectancies, it may be easier to target these more concrete expectancies than the abstract attitude construct.

For others, it may be easier to target a reduction in quantity for specific food groups or times of day.

"They are easy to target.

"It's easy to target it or to deride it".

It's easy to target America's livestock producers.

It's easy to target someone who is dead, and because he appears to not to have any sexual interests, he must be a pervert.