Sentence examples for routinely targeted from inspiring English sources

These won't all be those "rich foreign investors" routinely targeted by rhetoricians of the left.

They are routinely targeted with violence when performing at events, and local police extort them.

Both his parents were routinely targeted by the Sunday tabloids yesterday.

The Tamil Tigers have routinely targeted senior political and military figures.

Although the AR is routinely targeted in endocrine treatment, the clinical outcome remains suboptimal.

Women and children are now routinely targeted, and sexual violence is increasingly prevalent.

Academia is infected with a "hidden epidemic" of sexual misconduct, with some professors routinely targeting students, academics have claimed.

Many expressed concern that state laws designed to go after high-flying crime lords are routinely targeting the workaday homes, cars, cash savings, and other belongings of innocent people who are never charged with a crime.

The fact that the US declared the war on terror to be a war without national borders and routinely targets unarmed or unidentified victims has fatally blurred those boundaries.

Since 1993, the United States has killed any number of "skinnies" and "sammies," not to mention innocent bystanders, in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Yemen, Syria and even back in Somalia, where drone strikes and Special Forces routinely target those who have succeeded Mr. Aidid in contesting the control of that country.

As just one example of constant harassment by authorities of Indigenous people, Marc Newhouse, the Perth-based chair of deaths in custody Watch Committee in Western Australia, told me that West Australian police routinely target Aboriginal funerals to impound cars, citing legal breaches, instead of regularly engaging with elders to address any perceived or real problems.