Sentence examples for could have targeted from inspiring English sources

If that was their agenda, they could have targeted the Israeli consulate.

She could have targeted a withdrawal process that would work for some remainers as well as for leavers.

Russian media said the militants may have sent other bombers to Moscow in December, who could have targeted the airport yesterday.

But the remarks sought to deflect blame from Sisi's own government and opened the door to conjecture that another party could have targeted Regeni in order to purposely interfere with Egypt's relationship with Italy.

Since the beginning of the year, he said, 160 people connected with terror plots had been arrested, thwarting "a significant number of attacks" – including some that could have targeted the Euro 2016 football tournament.

In the first half, he made an aggressive move and could have targeted Teal Bunbury at the near post or Joe Corona at the far post, but his sloppy cross split the difference and the chance fell apart.

In the same vein, comparisons of actin cDNA melting maps in animals, plants, and fungi suggested that intron insertion could have target the sites of such melting fork junctions in ancient genes [ 11, 12].

If the violence had been a genuine protest against inadequate services provided by the Kurdistan regional government, government buildings could have been targeted.

There were, after all, many other churches in the area – with much whiter congregations – that could have been targeted, and yet this is the one that was.

And this policy costs a monumental £10bn that could have been targeted on benefits, tax credits, housing and childcare to help the struggling 50%.

These changes could have potentially targeted people born in Switzerland who had never lived in the country their parents came from.