Sentence examples for become a potential target from inspiring English sources
He has become a potential target of his former team.
Suddenly, every Chabad House in the world has become a potential target.
And the bank learned that another internal contender, Gregory L. Curl, had become a potential target in an investigation by the attorney general of New York.
The players feel that Uefa, by refusing the common-sense route of moving what, after all, is only a football match to a neutral venue, is forcing Chelsea to become a potential target.
Lawmakers, mindful of polls showing wide public opposition to bringing detainees to the United States, have expressed concerns about the safety of their constituents, and some have said that any location housing detainees, even the most secure prisons, would become a potential target for a terrorist attack.
The Detroit Institute of Arts, whose world-class art collection has become a potential target for the city's creditors in Detroit's federal bankruptcy case, announced on Monday that it would not file an objection in court to the city's eligibility for relief under Chapter 9. Monday was the deadline for objections to the city seeking bankruptcy protection.
Mets Manager Art Howe became a potential target for criticism for leaving Reyes in the game after he hurt himself Wednesday, but several players defended Howe's decision on Thursday and supported his thinking.
Gradually, though, courts came to accept more expansive definitions of both liability and harm; people who had been exposed to asbestos but were currently, in legal parlance, "unimpaired" were able to collect millions in damages, and any company that had sold a product containing asbestos became a potential target.
The minute a criminal can somehow scan an area and identify who's packing by picking up RFID hits, then anyone who's armed becomes a potential target.
