Sentence examples for convenient target for from inspiring English sources
As the star with the big paycheck, Ewing has been a convenient target for these failures.
But Microsoft's size makes it a convenient target for complaint among Redmond residents.
Their government-oriented counterparts found him a convenient target for an official policy of anti-Americanism.
Like Windows, Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser is also a large, convenient target for code-writing vandals.
We stand as a convenient target for America's love affair with big and bigger cars, bigger homes and so on.
Despite his accomplishments, Mr. Harvey's public missteps have left him a convenient target for would-be reformers.
The realisation was growing yesterday that grouping foreigners together creates convenient targets for those opposed to their presence.
We are merely convenient targets for delivering a message against Maliki by certain groups, and perhaps by Maliki when he wants us to be targeted.
Thus, they are suitable and convenient targets for genetic engineering which makes their isolation and characterisation from different sources the need of the hour.
But Lady Liberty has also become a fixation for the more extreme elements of the right, individuals less interested in correct symbolism than using the poem — and its Jewish author — as convenient targets for ugly anger and anti-Semitism.
An ugly undercurrent of anti-Semitism ran through some of the attacks on those supposedly sacrilegious movies, directed not at the filmmakers, none of whom were Jewish, but at the producers and studio heads who have periodically served as convenient targets for conspiracy-minded demagogues.
