Sentence examples for natural targets from inspiring English sources

During the Depression, bankers were natural targets of scorn.

Those were the most natural targets for a New York Democrat.

The terra-cottas, important to art history, are natural targets for institutions.

If this makes Saturn customers seem like natural targets of e-mail retention marketing, Saturn could not agree more.

The bypass roads have become natural targets for any Palestinian with a gun and a will to use it.

Sitting presidents may be the most natural targets for anti-incumbent sentiment, but they're not the only ones.

As the chief enemies in the Nazi imagination, Jews were also the natural targets for spontaneous S.S. violence — blows, kicks, attacks by savage dogs.

The most natural targets for terrorism lie in or near great metropolitan areas; surely protecting those areas is the highest priority, right?

The Guardians could also be seen as natural targets for some Shiite militias, potentially generating violence even as they try to tamp it down.

Dr Vokoch said: "With recent detection of Earth-like planets in the habitable zones of other stars, we have natural targets for such transmission projects.

Companies in the S.& P. 500 have record amounts of cash on their balance sheets, leading many to conclude that smaller companies are natural targets for acquisitions.