Sentence examples for call a target from inspiring English sources

He has, I guess, what you would call a target on him.

MAVERICK: That part of the world is what I call a target rich environment, sorta like a Democratic debate.

If the committee does begin to seriously consider the Trump Organization's business practices and any connections those show to figures in Russia and other sensitive countries, it would suggest what prosecutors call a "target rich" environment.

We might call a target's or a subject's lawyer and say, 'We're not working on this anymore,' but we always leave the door open.

"This is what the Marines like to call a target-rich environment".

When it comes to things to bet on, New York is what the Pentagon types might call a target-rich environment.

If America and Europe were to go to war over subsidies now they would find what military planners call a "target-rich environment".Both sides should therefore hold their fire until the WTO rules on Europe's complaint.

The clusters of new rental town houses going up in Franklin and Delaware counties, still fresh with the scent of painted lumber, have created for Republicans what the colonel, drawing on his military career, likes to call "a target-rich environment".

Dirt-poor in terms of air defense installations and high-value targets, Afghanistan is not what you would call a target-rich environment.

Cruise no doubt is channeling the sweaty bravado of his character, Maverick, in Top Gun, who when trawling a local bar, crowed, "This is what I call a target-rich environment".

My guess is that whatever he comes up with is going to pleasantly surprise some people on both sides of the political divide, because there are so many examples of "but we've always done it that way" thinking in the federal government that it is what the military would call a "target-rich environment".