Sentence examples for rich targets from inspiring English sources

So here we have three really rich targets.

The Obama administration is serving up so many rich targets that Mr. Wilson and his crew of young conservatives hardly know where to begin.

SCORECARD -- Democrats believe that Mr. Cheney's voting record and his background as an oil industry executive offer rich targets for attack.

But Coast Guard and law enforcement officials say much of their watchfulness reflects a bigger concern: In addition to its quiet joys and natural splendor, the Hudson is home to some potentially rich targets for terrorists — including the Indian Point nuclear power plant, West Point and the Tappan Zee Bridge — and could become a pathway for attackers to reach New York City unnoticed.

He intended to continue on to the West Indies, where there would be many rich targets.

Exploding e-cigs have become rich targets for personal-injury attorneys looking to cash in big on settlements.

• For marketers, the huge fan bases for some video games are a potentially rich target audience.

The author spies a rich target, runs up his flag, and goes straight after it.

And that has proved to be a troublesome demographic for him and a rich target for Mrs. Clinton.

But he said American planes were still missing a potentially rich target: Taliban trenches near the front, crammed with soldiers.

To The Onion, the satirical newspaper and Web site, "Sports Centers" quotidian elements offer a rich target for extreme parody.