Sentence examples for more attractive target from inspiring English sources

Perhaps two females together presented a bigger and therefore more attractive target to a male.

Absolute became a more attractive target for UTV last year after it bought the rights to 32 live Premier League games a season.

The Times wrote that a trial "could make the city an even more attractive target for Al Qaeda," but the key phrase there is "even more".

But that made it a more attractive target for the ideologues, and it quickly began to sag under the weight of its attachments.

It is unclear whether a potential bidder will view RIM as a more attractive target without the two in the executive suite.

But on February 10th Riggs suddenly agreed to be bought by PNC for $654m.Recent events have scarcely made Riggs a more attractive target.

Tragically, these accomplishments were exactly what enticed the terrorists and made the buildings both easier and more attractive targets.

"The financial services industry is one of the more attractive targets for cyber attacks, and, unfortunately, the threat is growing," said Thomas Curry, comptroller of the currency, in September.

Security firms and anti-terrorism agencies increasingly focus on kidnapping, and kidnap and ransom insurance now generate $150 million a year in premiums worldwide, though companies that take the insurance are cautioned not to tell their employees for fear it might make them more attractive targets.

It is possible that certain types of commercial places are more attractive targets of robbery.

A few more acquisitions and partnerships are likely this year, says Sulpizio, with mapping companies among the more attractive targets.