Sentence examples for less of a target from inspiring English sources

Staying home avoids traffic accidents and presumably makes you less of a target for terrorists.

Consultants recommend that executive offices remain unlabeled to make them less of a target.

"Frankly, we cannot hide from this thinking if you step back you become less of a target.

Things are shifting, but Macs are still generally less of a target for malicious software as well.

OSX is less of a target but running an anti-virus program is still recommened and keeping up to date with security fixes is still critical.

The growing practice of hiring in one department while paring back in another also makes layoffs less of a target for protest.

While your veterinarian will probably recommend that you do this anyway to reap the health benefits, spaying or neutering your dog (especially if he or she is a pure breed), will help make your best friend less desirable of a target to thieves, since they won't be able to produce -- and profit from -- offspring.

There may nevertheless be some risk for Mr. Obama — but he'll face less of a moving target.

The acquisition of Fording will presumably make Teck, which is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, less of a takeover target if market conditions improve and another wave of mergers starts.

It is unclear that the new troops would become any less of a terrorism target -- the extremists in Iraq have shown no compunction about attacking fellow Muslims -- and their militaries are not seen as sufficiently experienced or trained.

Cinemark is less of a short target than Regal because it is in the midst of a strong four-month, mostly uninterrupted uptrend.