Sentence examples for hunt targets from inspiring English sources

So, following the maxim that high growth areas make the best job hunt targets, focusing on the computer and data processing industries looks likely to be a winning strategy.

Let's not have a modern-day witch hunt targeting gay men in our seminaries.

Porto Alegre, the capital of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, has in recent years been suffering from a witch hunt targeting bars, nightclubs and parties.

"I believe that our bear management strategy will provide a higher degree of overall safety," she said in a statement accompanying a letter to the council, "than the proposed random hunt targeted at 175 bears of all ages".

So the education field is likely to remain a winning job hunt target.

Despite its allure, this industry probably will make a poor job hunt target.

This wasn't the first time Members of Congress instigated a "witch hunt" targeting American Muslims or Arab Americans in government.

Some Turks worry the purge will turn into a witch hunt targeting anyone who opposes Erdogan, whose rule has increasingly been called authoritarian by his critics.

He denounced what he called a U.S. "witch hunt" targeting him, but did not mention the accusations made against him by two women.

The victims are often land animals with enough meat to make them appealing hunting targets, such as mammoths and moas.

Now, researchers from the University of Utah and Stanford University have found that hill kangaroos, another of the Martu people's hunting targets, benefit from eating the tender new plants that spring up in the fires' wake, they report online today in Human Ecology.