Sentence examples for choice targets from inspiring English sources
"It's no secret that Moscow is one of the choice targets for terrorists," the city's mayor, Sergei Sobyanin, said recently.
The agency helped to bring down the Taliban in one of the best-organised military campaigns in recent history (CIA operatives on horseback directed airpower to choice targets).
His choice targets in what tight end Tony Gonzalez has termed the P.Y.P. (Pick Your Poison) offense were making catches as if the ball and their hands were magnetized.
On the front lines of the body's defense against microbes, toll-like receptors are choice targets for drugs to combat infectious diseases and inflammation.
And because a sophisticated cyber attack is an expensive proposition, hackers are likely to reserve such attacks for choice targets like government agencies or the country's largest businesses, where the potential reward justifies the cost.
As Mencken said, "One horse-laugh is worth ten thousand syllogisms," and the fundamentalist sects just gave us so many choice targets.
Isn't this great symbol of freedom a choice target for terrorists?
A self-proclaimed 'ethical lobbyist', Mendelsohn is a choice target for Labour's opponents.
The government denies that, but no one would dispute that Mr. Shushkevich would be a choice target.
As the cost of presenting Broadway musicals has climbed into the millions, producers are searching for more ways to cut costs, and they view the orchestra minimums as a choice target.
As one of the few independent media-planning agencies that advises clients where to place ads and then buys the space for them, Tempus is considered a choice target as the industry consolidates.
