Sentence examples for having been targeted from inspiring English sources

Leon Wolf, an author at Redstate, one of the publications listed by the Gizmodo interviewees as having been targeted for exclusion, said he had not seen evidence of the kind of tampering mentioned by Gizmodo.

American fictional characters, such as Mickey Mouse and Barbie, have not been particularly popular with the Iranian authorities, with shops selling their toys having been targeted in the past.

The list of targets was approved by ministers in early summer, meaning other individuals picked out by the government could already be dead, having been targeted by the US military.

It is part of a wider picture of prejudice across the fields of architecture, property, contracting and engineering, with one in four workers having been targeted with offensive remarks in the past year.

And if you want to know what the consequences can be of standing out against this consensus, consider what has happened to Stevie Deans, the union branch secretary who resigned from Ineos this week, having been targeted by management as the "enemy within".

Mr. Rangel, who was holding his first news media appearance in weeks to receive the endorsement of Daniel J. O'Donnell, the Upper West Side assemblyman, brushed aside questions about his health and suggested that his ethics troubles were caused by his having been targeted by Republicans.

Dozens have been targeted since then.

"Today, Hafiz Saeed has been targeted.

Foreign reporters have been targeted, too.

Physicians have been targeted with similar ads.

But large companies have been targeted too.