Sentence examples for be likely to target from inspiring English sources

In particular, they would be likely to target the chair of the compensation committee people such as Spencer Abraham, a former energy secretary and senator who holds the position at Occidental, and Samuel Scott, a former boss of Corn Products International, at Motorola who are arguably more to blame for excessive pay packages than the bosses who receive them.

If Alaskan were to make an acquisition under current circumstances, they're likely to target a smaller player like Hawaiian.

Like his House counterparts, he said he is likely to target the military spending bill for the coming fiscal year.

Republicans are likely to target Democrats in Trump country.

Hamadeh said Twitter was likely to target private companies with its new funds.

Docking data suggested that the most potent molecules are likely to target the colchicine binding site.

It's more difficult for me, because I just have a private vehicle that all sides are likely to target (there is still some respect for UN vehicles).

Barack Obama's resolve to bypass Congress to tighten gun controls is likely to target loopholes around firearms bought at gun shows and on the internet, campaigners believe.

The development is a partnership between Carl Turner Architects and multimillion property developers The Collective, a business which is likely to target "ambitious young professionals".

The Brumbies are aware the Highlanders are likely to target David Pocock in his expected return from injury in Friday's Super Rugby quarter-final.

Abramovich is likely to target his friend Guus Hiddink, particularly should Russia fail to qualify for Euro 2008, as a potential replacement.