Sentence examples for often targeting from inspiring English sources

Dating scams are the most costly in existence, often targeting the lonely and the elderly.

Nearly all of the women in Harrison's study had killed people whom they knew, often targeting their husbands and children.

The Obama Administration has shielded from public examination essential facts about how often targeting failed and innocents died, and why.

Nationalism, often targeting Roma as well as the significant Hungarian minority, has become part of Slovak politics.

And Isis anti-air guns are often targeting Predator drones, a slow, low-flying and poorly maneuverable plane – nothing comparable to the supersonic Raptor.

Central Damascus is under the control of forces loyal to Bashar al-Assad but has been struck by several bomb attacks, often targeting security installations or convoys.

Children – mostly boys – are often targeted for forced gang initiation.

I remember gunfire and explosions, often targeted at us.

Current marketing campaigns often target amateurs and hobbyists.

In the South, raids often targeted Negroes and poor whites.

They [match-fixers] often target people from humble origins.