Sentence examples for beginning to target from inspiring English sources

Insurgents were beginning to target perceived allies of the Coalition.

She pointed to recent indications that global brands were beginning to target Muslims.

But the rebels are rivals as well as allies: they are beginning to target each other, as well as the government's troops.Even if Mr Assad cannot control his country, he has every reason to fight on.

While Braintree and Stripe are beginning to target Asia with early rollouts, Moe said he believes that a local approach is necessarily for local problems.

Not only have individual bankers fled, but headhunters have told Forbes.com that they're beginning to target entire departments for their next big raids.

At the same time, automation is beginning to target many back office service and IT functions that had earlier been offshored to low labor cost locations such as the Philippines, India, Brazil or Poland.

The spa industry has begun to target children in a big way. . . .

The F.B.I. began to target low-level hedge fund traders whom they would persuade to cooperate.

A newer outfit, Soldiers of Egypt, has also begun to target security posts.

However, Mr Cruz's opponents have only just begun to target him.

"They will begin to target you because they know you're going to be on your own," he said.