Sentence examples for becoming target from inspiring English sources

Abhinav Madan, managing director of Gram Tarang, said that a vocational education saved many from either unemployment or becoming target recruits for Maoist rebels who have waged an armed insurgency in poor, rural areas.

Now Italy is under pressure, but Greece and Bulgaria are rapidly becoming target entry points to Europe for migrants too.

We've continued emboldening individuals who would traditionally have become leaders while preventing them from becoming targets for sacrificial slaughter, thus we have also better insulated the movement from attack.

The attacks, often on isolated homesteads in some of South Africa's most isolated countryside, have become a postapartheid symbol of whites' fears of becoming targets of black vengeance.

Attacks like these are certain to become more common, with firms of all kinds becoming targets.

Another consequence of the spread of Islamophobia is that Muslims may be less inclined to become engaged in public discourse for fear of becoming targets of the Islamophobic Network.

But others said the thought of American civilians becoming targets was what terrified them most.

There are a number of reasons why British firms are becoming targets.

It is important to say this to prevent all Muslims from becoming targets of hatred.

People are afraid of becoming targets on their way to Egypt and this is out of our control.

This was done to prevent players from becoming targets for board-smashing punishment in specific body parts.