Sentence examples for dangerous target from inspiring English sources

The goal of Tehran's nuclear drive is to make its theocracy an enormously dangerous target.

But is it such a dangerous target that no-one can make jokes about Islamic State any more?

These works of art are viciously funny - and for once the joke is directed against a truly dangerous target.

"The case we make is that 2C itself is a very dangerous target to be aiming for," he told the Guardian.

The social and psychological underpinnings of prejudice and group mentality are still very much there, and super-powered mutants are an easy (albeit dangerous) target for the consequences of these.

The limit of 2C of global warming agreed by the world's governments is a "dangerous target", "foolhardy" and will not avoid the most disastrous consequences of climate change, new research from a panel of eminent climate scientists warned on Tuesday.

These findings have led some researchers to propose that there exists a 'threat module' [4], [11] in the brain that tracks the potential danger associated with sensory arrays, and subsequently biases attentional selection towards dangerous targets [4].

Agardy, M.T., Bridgewater, P., Crosby, M. P., Day, J., et. al. (2003) Dangerous targets?

The Northumberland firm's launcher looks like something out of a computer game, complete with a targeting computer and holographic scope to predict a drone's flight, which the company says will help law enforcement take out potentially dangerous targets.

The rules of engagement then supposedly forbade it, though Mr. Nixon, the commander in chief, had issued a secret order — conveyed to General Lavelle by his Pentagon superiors — to bomb dangerous targets at will.

This is especially important for dangerous targets, such as mines.