Sentence examples for most convenient target from inspiring English sources

The most convenient target I could afflict was my parents, who seemed more worried about their daughter turning into a hippie than about a world full of rampant wrongs.

But this is classic Draper: When Don's hurting, he lashes out, and -- as has been the case so often in the past -- Peggy was the most convenient target.

Bonds was not the only player accused of using steroids, but he was the most visible and, thus, a convenient target of scorn for a public becoming accustomed to seeing its athletes, and corporate executives, and politicians, bending the rules to gain an edge.

"Great design and latest technology are the most convenient way to interact with our target audience," said Victor Lysenko, CEO of Rocketbank, in a statement.

The RMT is regarded by many as one of the UK's most militant and bullish unions, and it makes a convenient target for GTR.

The most convenient way to install is to the use makefile's install target ("make install"); read about it HERE.

Vectors have target sites for many different restriction enzymes, but the most convenient ones are those that occur only once in the vector molecule.

A more radical approach would be to tune the selected target genes in the metagenome library to match the most convenient expression machinery of the host.

He markets his pared-down, easy-to-digest style online as "Target Focus Training"—with the "targets" in question being whatever spot on a person is most convenient for delivering a catastrophic injury.

For each single passenger, the algorithm builds a ranked list of available targets (seats and standing areas) according to their preferences and selects the most convenient one.

And a most convenient one.