Sentence examples for has made a target from inspiring English sources

The sport has made a target of such consumers.

Its return to the country would be a boon for India's manufacturing industry, which prime minister Narendra Modi has made a target for a reboot to rival China.

Whoever has made a target of newsrooms and Capitol Hill offices with letters containing white powder or other contaminants has succeeded in sowing confusion and anxiety, verging on terror, among the chattering classes of Washington -- the people who set the capital's tone.

He has made a target of News Corporation's Management and Standards Committee, appointed by Rupert Murdoch to track down evidence of wrongdoing from the company's files and turn it over to the police, and to draw up new ethical rules for the company's journalism.

And like Trump, he has made a particular target of the leftist leaders of Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba.

Jandhyala has made a point to target Republican and independent voters.

"Target Time" has made a difference, Dr. Klemm said.

He frequently denounced cases of political corruption and had made a particular target of Mr Andreotti.

It is a beat that has made Hyder a target for terrorists.

Many women who wear the hijab feel their decision to don a headscarf in public has made them a target.

Christine Ockrent, a seasoned French TV presenter, believes the justice minister's position has made her a target.