Sentence examples for seemingly targeting from inspiring English sources

Albeit cautiously, Moxon did admit to annoyance that, while England are seemingly targeting four or five coaching candidates, only Gillespie was addressed by name in the England and Wales Cricket Board press conference.

According to the Express Tribune,_ _police officers responding to the scene described it as a "targeted" or "seemingly targeted" killing.

The young and cool readers seemingly targeted aren't going to want to read picture books about sewing mice.

Some of the shells and bullets land in Lebanon — sometimes stray rounds but sometimes seemingly targeted, local residents say.

Last year, it also introduced a progressive media advertising profit tax that seemingly targeted the country's one remaining major independent television broadcaster, RTL.

To be sure, Coptic business leaders are not the only ones seemingly targeted by what they see as the selective interpretation of tax laws.

Plenty of locals happily – if anonymously – identify the Simmons children as being at least partly responsible for the harassment of a family who were seemingly targeted for no other reason than disability making them different.

Some of the violence comes from gangs known as maras, which migrants form in jails in the United States and remain members of in Central America after they are deported.Then there are seemingly targeted assassinations.

A charming young Aussie waiter thanked me sincerely for dropping one of the oddly tasteless emmental choux puffs that launched the stream of unrequested fripperies, and the sommelier recommended affordable wines from a list seemingly targeted at an arms dealer celebrating the sale of six jet fighters to the Saudis.

Uniquely J will also seemingly target the values that millennials care about, like product sourcing.

One of them shot her and three other 15-year-old boys bystanders in a seemingly targeted attack.