Sentence examples for more a target from inspiring English sources

The better you are, the more a target you are going to be.

B.P., Kenya, posted on nytimes.com Americans don't understand that there is no such thing as perfect security; you make yourself more a target when you build a fortress and take a defensive posture.

It behooves us to remember that the Consumer in Consumer Electronics Show is less a term of endearment and more a target for a precision strike.

Hastings Pier Charity's Chief Executive Simon Opie said: "The £500,000 isn't a ceiling, more a target and we'd be delighted to push past that if we can".

"One could think that this bus... was no more a target than any other," Perrin said, according to the Associated Press.

You should not be able to lift any more, a target known as muscle fatigue.

With the film, Saviano is even more famous, and more of a target.

"More of a target player, more of a box player than the other strikers we have".

"The more you do with the phone, the more valuable a target it becomes".

I think of it more as a target of opportunity".

"We are more of a target and victim of terrorism than the United States has even been.