Sentence examples for easier to target from inspiring English sources

It's easier to target certain areas, says Fairlie.

It would become easier to target and destroy the rest of the Vietcong's main striking forces.

"We're turning a page here, where a specific bill will be easier to target".

These methods are cheaper and easier to target, advantageous in the current financial climate, and they can work.

"If we know which programmes can help people rebuild their lives, it will be easier to target resources where they will have maximum impact".

The tattoo would still remain visible as the skin became transparent, making it easier to target a laser onto a tattoo and destroy it.

While the unions believe a casualised workforce makes it easier to target people perceived as troublemakers, employers say they need more information about potential recruits.

"They are easy to target.

"It's easy to target it or to deride it".

It's easy to target America's livestock producers.

"We are expecting more attacks by Al Qaeda because the pilgrims are open and easy to target, while Al Qaeda is invisible".