Sentence examples for making a target from inspiring English sources

Whoever set off eight bombs on the line on Tuesday systematically chose first-class men's compartments, making a target of the city's business class.

That was the assumption behind making a target of 50% of 18-year-olds to go to university, and removing the social barriers implicit in the grammar school system.

To study why drug abusers seem to succumb more quickly to AIDS, Dr. Podell infected cats with the feline AIDS virus, gave them methamphetamines and put them to death, making a target of himself and Ohio State.

The New Jersey measure, which does not distinguish between hard or soft money, is not making a target of Mr. Gore, merely the kind of behavior he engaged in, proponents said.

The thinking was that he did not want to seem to be making a target of the wealthy foreigners who have long considered Cyprus a bank-friendly tax haven.

The warning by Prince Turki was the most explicit yet in what appears to be a growing effort by Arab governments to head off what many in the region suspect may be the next phase in the American-led war: making a target of Iraq as a supporter of terrorism, particularly if it can be linked to the Al Qaeda network.

We hypothesized that feedback would help guide attention to unsearched areas and increase the proportion of the display searched before making a target-absent response, thereby increasing accuracy.

One possible explanation for this pattern of results is that observers made an internal target-absent decision and ceased active search but delayed making a target-absent response to avoid a speeding ticket.

They are being made a target".

The sport has made a target of such consumers.

This weekend, the internet made a Target employee famous.