Sentence examples for inevitable target from inspiring English sources

"The inevitable target, intended or not, was Indigenous youth," Gray says.

Her key characteristics, notably her ideological distaste for the left, meant Labour-controlled councils became an inevitable target for her radicalism.

The residents' animal and land holdings had made them comparatively rich, and this wealth had made them an inevitable target for the marauders.

Cheney, who is by far both the most secretive and the most unpopular member of the administration, will be an inevitable target.

His natural game intelligence, fluidity of movement, and ability to finish with either foot will make him an inevitable target in January.

Critics argue that Kardashian's social media use made her an inevitable target: hours before the hold-up she shared a video on Snapchat in which the ring that was reportedly stolen was visible.

But there will be an inevitable temptation to target organizations -- whether mosques, synagogues or political groups -- simply because of government antipathy.

Although sanctions seem inevitable, they should target the regime.

It was just days ago that United States officials suggested that suicide bombings are inevitable on American targets.

This is an inevitable consequence of targeting the TRα1 locus, as it eliminates the alternative splicing variant TRα2 and therefore results in a mildly increased production of the TRα1 GFP, about 2.5-fold [ 16].

"Ever since the Taliban started targeted assassinations against politicians a few months ago, it was almost inevitable that they would target U.S. aid efforts," said Joshua White, a research fellow at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, and a specialist in Pakistan.