Sentence examples for for a softer target from inspiring English sources

If anyone is assessing you and sees you are a hard target--that you pay attention to your environment--then they will look for a softer target.

The elephant in what was a pretty happy room is what now happens to local authority funding, as the arts and museums have proved something of a soft target for cash-strapped councils.

Rather than target the Shahbag protestors directly, atheists provided a softer target for silencing dissent.

Police suggested he may have been looking for a "soft target".

The testing and exercising of security in London is already under way and yet Mr Allison, who's an assistant commissioner at Scotland Yard, warned: "If you secure the venues so the opposition [terrorist] can't get in, they will look for a soft target like parallel events linked to the Olympics but with less security".

They have lost the power to strike and have not been able to penetrate the hard targets and so have gone for a soft target.

The consensus now is that the arsonists are almost definitely from the far-right, either looking for a soft target or hoping to settle old scores.

Though its incumbents were considered to have performed well, the role garnered little credit for helping facilitate combat success but was a soft target for criticism when operations did not run smoothly.

For the arts are a soft target.

Which has made her a soft target for Brady detractors, and, for some hometown fans, the Yoko Ono of football.

The director of football role currently belonging to Damien Comolli has been a soft target for the critics seeking an explanation for Tottenham's calamitous start to this season.