Sentence examples for key target for from inspiring English sources

It now has nearly one billion users worldwide and has become a key target for scammers.

This, according to Ubiquitous Energy co-founder and CEO Miles Barr, is a key target for the company.

Foreign investment tends to improve productivity – a key target for government policy – so a decline alarms economists.

Ciudadanos, who won nine seats in their first Andalusian election, will also be a key target for alliances.

US jets again attacked Isis positions near the Haditha dam, the second one of Iraq's two most important waterways, which has become a key target for jihadis.

The Mona Lisa would certainly have been a key target for Nazi art hunters: the ERR, Hitler himself, and the art fiend and Nazi number two, Hermann Göring.

Already a key target for foreign investment, analysts hail Colombia's pro-business government, which has been reinvesting oil revenues in infrastructure.

The East End London borough is a key target for Respect, where the party expects to make big gains next month.

As a result, national governments have identified the development of the palm oil sector as a key target for attracting foreign investment and boosting domestic economic growth.

Activists did not say which country was believed to have launched today's strike but Raqqa is a key target for the US-led international coalition bombing Isis.

The result was a particular setback for Ed Miliband as the parliamentary constituency in the Essex town is a key target for Labour at next year's general election.