Sentence examples for much of a target from inspiring English sources

Until further notice, it's too much of a target.

Living Constitutionalism is not much of a target in this book.

The Salina skyline is ruled by the 12-story United Building, shorter than some grain elevators and not much of a target for a terrorist.

This external piece is not much of a target for antibodies, but it is the main focus of universal vaccine research.

A small upstart company making a small operating system would not present much of a target to hackers, and would thus pay negligible premiums.

Mr. Martin does not present much of a target for the researcher, although he did once sue Jay Gould over a financial matter.

He is, she said, "sort of the giant in the field," which makes him "much more" of a target.

"I think the players understood that we were much more of a target than we were the year before, and people would be looking at our games, but until you go through it, I'm not sure you really know".

But if Malala is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday, how much more of a target will she become?

During that time -- if not longer because of the uncertainties about long-term storage -- the plant would contribute no electricity, but might still be just as much of a terrorist target because of the fuel inside, so little would actually be gained, he said.

The Bagger has yet to find the funny thing to say about terrorism, but he would point out that a film which humanizes the lives of young men who are willing to take the lives of other would not present much of a juicy target.