Sentence examples for bit of a target from inspiring English sources

I felt a bit of a target myself.

In American politics generally, he added: "The arts are a little bit of a target.

So it's pretty cool – even if it puts a bit of a target on you, doesn't it?

Page D1 Arts NEW SPIRE IN LONDON IS FOCUS FOR COMPLAINTS The ArcelorMittal Orbit, a spiraling tower of red tangled steel that stands 35 stories above the Olympic Park in London, has become a bit of a target.

But after the Showtime hit won the Emmy for best drama last year for its debut season, "there was a bit of a target on our backs," said Alex Gansa, one of the creators.

We've made that a bit of a target," Jess told BBC Sport.

Most of the fast new sequencing technologies, developed by Illumina, Applied Biosystems, Complete Genomics, and others, use a camera to record fluorescently labeled bases as they bind to bits of a target sample of DNA.

The key objective of digital audiovisual coding techniques is to compress the original information into the minimum number of bits for a target decoded signal quality, eventually also fulfilling other relevant requirements such as error resilience, random access, and scalability.

TOM: Agreed, the brand pillars have been a bit of a moving target.

That's not so hard because SolarCity is a bit of a moving target in terms of valuation and its value is highly dependent on future events.

This year's fickle weather might have made the date for "peak bloom" of the city's legendary cherry blossoms a bit of a moving target.