Sentence examples for become a target because from inspiring English sources
He had nevertheless become a target because he was from the north.
Investigators said Ms. Drakeford had most likely become a target because she lived by herself.
Poles are concerned that they might become a target because of the presence of their troops in Iraq.
He has also become a target because he is one of the few remaining financial regulators appointed during President Barack Obama's administration still in office.
The UK has become a target because the government has made climate change a focus of its G8 presidency this year.
A Safeway spokesman, Brian Dowling, maintained that there were no conflicts on the board and that Safeway management had become a target because of its unyielding position in the recent strike against supermarket chains in California.
Rosenbaum's company became a target because of its government work, according to Kang's affidavit.
García became a target because of his habit of constantly regripping his club, sometimes 20 to 30 times, before swinging.
I became a target because I captured images of an attack on peaceful anti-racist protesters exercising their right to freely express themselves.
Mr. Basinski said in recent days that he believed that he became a target because he was recording and refused to follow what he called unlawful orders.
Trinity became a target because it didn't accept the occupiers' insistence on their right to plop down wherever they felt like.
