Sentence examples for being targets of from inspiring English sources

"Hate violence has ebbed and flowed throughout our history in America, but being targets of racism is nothing new.

These battles have all involved boots on the ground, men and women engaging in firefights, being targets of mortar rounds, facing down homemade mines and making split-second decisions as to which person in civilian dress is innocent and which is the enemy — decisions that could cost them their own lives, and sometimes do.

Over the study period, 47.3 % of students reported being targets of relational, verbal, physical or cyber bullying.

Such actions will indeed help to keep young people away from being targets of youth radicalization and violent extremism.

We both have gender recognition issues that sometimes come up as adults, such as changes on our IDs, and being targets of discrimination if we look gender variant.

Some would assume it's because so many black men and boys have been killed within a short amount of time; however, she reminded us that the issue of black men being targets of police violence is not a new occurrence, and it is important to correct the notion that it is.

They have long been targets of hostility.

Republicans and Democrats alike were targets of derision.

They will not be targets of the crackdowns.

But all these people were targets of ICE enforcement.

"Unfortunately citizens of Moldova are targets of a campaign of disinformation without precedents.