Sentence examples for foolish target from inspiring English sources

If the net migration target is missed they will become angrier.Even if Mr Cameron cannot scrap that foolish target, the government could take a few useful steps.

"It is particularly foolish to target Title X at a time when the nation is at the precipice of a public health emergency resulting from the Zika virus," said Clare Coleman, president of the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association.

To try and hit a moving target's foolish.

Relative to this vast choice looming a few decades ahead, squabbles over the stringency of the Kyoto emission targets are foolish.

The targets set for the first period, 2008-12, gave a 13-year lead time at the time of signing; it would be foolish to quantify later targets before gaining more experience with the first.The commitments are not rigid and unachievable because of the extensive flexibility embodied precisely to accommodate American demands the core point of the argument that you attribute to me.

Drinking is fun but being too drunk can make you do foolish things, make you a target for violence and hinder your ability to think clearly.

If that's not true -- if he moved first -- he was indeed foolish, and if Georgian shelling targeted civilians, it should be condemned.

Anyone targeting us would be foolish not to take notice.

This is a foolish action; it makes him a perfect target for any half-decent enemy marksman.

David Brooks's statement "To stabilize that communal landscape, sometimes you have to shower money upon those who have been foolish or self-indulgent" is right on target.

Targeting an individual legislator is foolish.