Sentence examples for has most often targeted from inspiring English sources

Yesterday marked the sixth major terrorist attack in Turkey this year: two previous ones were claimed by ISIS, and three by the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, or P.K.K. ISIS has most often targeted areas frequented by foreigners, whereas the P.K.K. and its affiliates have favored military and government targets.

Despite the horrors that have been inflicted on Christians, Yazidis, and other minority religious communities in Iraq and Syria, it must also be acknowledged: that ISIS has most often targeted and murdered Sunni and Shia Muslims; that Shia militia have terrorized Sunnis; and that the victims of Assad's barrel bombs and chlorine gas have been Sunnis.

In "The Colonel," Alanna Nash gives a sophisticated and nuanced portrait of Parker as more than the avaricious stick figure who has most often been a target for cheap opprobrium.

Among those, a combination of multiple risk factors has most often been addressed (n = 11), followed by interventions targeted at high blood pressure (n = 9).

The lung is the target organ that has most often been linked to occupational carcinogens.

Factcheckers said they had queries about how often the tags were placed on articles, what effect they had on the content and what sites were most often targeted – but said that Facebook had not provided information.

Their targets have most often been depictions of U.S. history and Islam.

Fraud victims in Wales have lost more than £2.6m over the past two years, according to the latest figures, with the elderly most often targeted.

What's more, RNA editing most often targeted cephalopod genes related to nervous system functions.

Vulnerable consumers, particularly the elderly, are most often targeted.

The sites most often targeted by scrapers are those that offer time-sensitive data.