Sentence examples for most common targets from inspiring English sources

The most common targets are oxycodone (the main ingredient in OxyContin), hydrocodone (the main ingredient in Vicodin) and Xanax.

Symantec said the most common targets were government agencies and senior managers and executives; the phishing of such big game is commonly referred to as "whaling".

Among the force's most common targets were Egyptians who sought to apply the teachings of Islam to political life, whether through violence or the ballot box.

They have been one of the most common targets of the infiltration operation by undercover police officers that has been running since 1968.

Regin's most common targets were individuals and small businesses, but telecoms firms, energy companies and airlines were affected, too.Working out who has created a piece of malware is not easy.

According to figures produced by the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo), there has been a 150 per cent rise in the theft of all metals in the last 24 months across Britain with copper from railway power cables, telephone lines and power stations the most common targets.

The police have also overtaken government, the military and business to become the most common target of terrorists.

In humans the respiratory tract is the most common target for chemical carcinogens, followed by the liver and the blood.

Drugs are by far and away the most common target for police-initiated encounters, accounting for as much as half of all stop searches.

"I want people to know before they even get in the door that we don't have it," Mr. Hibbard said of OxyContin, which the authorities say is the most common target of pharmacy robberies here.

MCA occlusion is the most common target of interventional stroke treatment [26].